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Anyone else experience this?

I know we all have some differences in how our bodies feel after surgery but.....I never feel full. Granted I don't feel hungry either lol I'm not sure if this is because I really don't eat much( 500-750 calories a day) or just how my new body is. Certainly after the surgery, when I was healing I felt the tightness from small amounts ingested . That has of course subsided. It's just odd to me I don't feel full or satiated. Will this be influx too? Thank you

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You've reached the point where your hunger has returned. After surgery you will have about 6-8 months of not being hungry but then your body adapts. It sucks. So that's why it's so important to try to lose as much as possible during that time frame.

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