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Since my surgery I’ve had a built in alarm that tells me when to stop eating at meal times. I weigh/measure my portions & track my food but when I’ve had just enough to eat I sneeze EVERY time. Great thing to have to keep from overdoing it or getting sick. I love it! Anyone else acquire this awesome built in alarm since having surgery?

Here’s tonight’s dinner. Rib-Eye Steak with Italian Style Veggies. I let out a sneeze with some still on the plate so I had to call it good but what I ate before that was good.

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5 hours ago, Frustr8 said:

Min will be a burpy-hiccup, the only way I know to describe it. One mote,bitecand I lose everything, it has been presurgical. no reason to feel my body will change now.?

Yeah since surgery that last bite really can be a killer!

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2 hours ago, S@ssen@ch said:

My nose runs when I am full. I've had the hiccups, but not every time.

I was told that these signs are common and could be as subtle as a sigh. I used to have the sigh when I had my Lap Band. It would turn into a runny nose if I ate beyond the sigh. With the sleeve it's a very runny nose to the point I have to put my fork down and grab a tissue!

I hear ya! When I have to grab my napkin quickly to sneeze my meal is over.

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5 hours ago, Frustr8 said:

Min will be a burpy-hiccup, the only way I know to describe it. One mote,bitecand I lose everything, it has been presurgical. no reason to feel my body will change now.?

You might be surprised. I haven’t had the hiccups once since surgery. Before surgery I had them all the time.

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4 hours ago, Sosewsue61 said:

Yep, I get one or two of all three of them. Mainly runny nose and hiccups.

Interesting combination.

Hallelujah Brother Seahawk- you have bean HEALED!?

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