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Pills are they hard to swallow

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@@Serenity141 I'm having some difficulties (but am only 6 days out). I got sick in the hospital trying to take my pills so a lot of it is psychological at this point. I can't take my Vitamins yet - the smell alone make me gag. The only thing that has made it easier to swallow pills is I'm able to take normal sips already.

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I could feel them because of swelling, but no issues with swallowing them. Luckily thanks to surgery, I was able to stop all the big pills pretty soon.

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