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Pouch Stretch

Can you stretch your pouch by drinking to much Water? I'm just curious as I feel I can drink so much being only 24 days out.

Sleeved 11/14/16

HW 260

SW 230

CW 220-223

GW 120-130

HT 5"1'

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  • No, but you can stack it up a bit and feel uncomfortable for a few minutes. Don't ask me how I know this. Imagine a sink where the water goes in just a little faster than it drains out. If you drink

  • No, you can't.

  • No you can't the Water does not sit in your stomach like it would a water balloon....it goes right through.....good job getting in all your water! Keep up the good work.

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That's awesome your getting your fluids! That's been the hardest part for me, even now at 9 months out.

I don't think you'll stretch your new stomach as long as you are drinking slowly.

Good luck and best wishes. Your doing amazing!

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No you can't the Water does not sit in your stomach like it would a water balloon....it goes right through.....good job getting in all your water! Keep up the good work.

Short answer - No.

No, but you can stack it up a bit and feel uncomfortable for a few minutes. Don't ask me how I know this. ;-) Imagine a sink where the water goes in just a little faster than it drains out. If you drink water, or anything else, fast enough, you are going to fill up your new tiny stomach, and then start in on the pipe (otherwise known as your esophagus). Your stomach will be emptying fairly fast, but not so fast as you can put it in.

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