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Eating at work

Hi,

I just had my lapband fitted in June.

I have not yet had a fill, I am having on this friday.

At work, I seem to have a problem to being able to eat my lunch in the half hour I'm allocated.

Most of the time it's because I'm not hungry yet, and also I find it hard to eating anything fast, or it gets stuck and makes me feel uncomfortable.

I have started to nibble my lunch spread over the day at my desk, and most of the time I get away with it.

My supervisor is sympathetic with me, but he said that he will need a doctors note to allow me to do this.

Has anyone else had a problem like this, and would I get a note from my GP or from the surgeon in belgium?

I'm confused :confused:

Thanks in advance!!

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I am sure that a note from your GP will suffice.

No, I haven't encountered a problem like that. I work in a much more relaxed atmosphere....thank gawd!....I'm nibbling on something 3-4x a day!

I nibble my meals too. Probably it would be easy to get a note from your doctor that said you've had restrictive surgery that requires you to eat less and more slowly.

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