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I KNOW this is normal but I'm hungry!!!!!!!!!!

I had my first fill (6 weeks post op) yesterday. Today I'm on "mushies" and I'm ready to eat everything and anything. I feel like I did BEFORE my surgery. I have felt this way for the past 2 weeks. Tell me this will get better! I know I have heard it will get better, but I just need to hear it again! I had 3 bliss filled weeks of not being hungry. Can't wait for them to come back. Also I have the "option" of calling for a fill every 3 weeks.

I am on regular food starting Friday, should I call if I'm still feeling hungry? I'm currently scheduled for the end of September for my 2nd fill but I would rather not wait that long.

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Wow, I felt like I was reading a post I wrote. I too had a small fill last week (my first) and I notice no difference either. I also am waiting to feel like I did the first few weeks after surgery......I hate being hungry.... I am due for TOM in a few days and was hoping for more restriction..but then again I only have 2.2 cc's in a APL

I am having to keep a tight cap on calorie intake keeping it around 1000-1100 calories a day

I hope this changes soon, I am going to see if I can go back sooner than 6 weeks.....he is 2 hours away from me though so it's not like I can go back often......

Good Luck!

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