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Motor Car Annie

Hi,

I have a question, but first a little about me. My band is 7 months old and I love it. I now have 1.8 cc's of saline in my band and it may be to tight. Some days I can eat a normal portion of about a cup of food and then the next day I cannot get a teaspoon of food to go down. I'm wanting to know if this is normal or do I need to seek physician help?

Thanks,:help:

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Hello! No this is not abnormal at all as long as you don't have this for days in a row.

I am tight one day, lossey goosey the next. The band is fickle for me and never the same! =^-^=

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