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Different tolerance on different days?

Does anyone find that they can tolerate something one day but not as well the next? For example, I am 2 months post op and ate an apple the other day, for the first time. Everything was fine. I ate the entire thing with no discomfort. The next day, I had a few of my fiance's apple slices and every bit was uncomfortable once it hit my stomach. Is it normal for that to happen and if so, does anyone know why? As a side note - I've tolerated everything since surgery and have never been nauseous or thrown up.

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Yes, for me minced beef and scrambled egg (not at the same time) were OK.

Next time, I threw up both. Made them exactly the same, and my stomach said No Way! Instant dumping ....

I can have poached eggs or soft boiled, haven't tried beef since ....

I had a chicken wrap when I went out to lunch...I ate just one half of one half, but went fine. Got home and that night and decide to have the other half of a half for dinner....2 bites, of the wrap and I had to run into the bathroom fast and threw up fast. No fun, seems pretty much to me that it is all about how my stomach feels at that moment.

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Yes... I thought I was going nuts. It is very frustrating. I like keeping my breakfasts and lunches relatively the same each day and eat a varied dinner. I can't quite do that at the moment

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