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Stomach ever feel normal?

Do you ever get to the point where your stomach feels normal. Inside my stomach doesn't hurt it just feels weird.

My incisions are not bothering me. I just wish I couldn't feel my stomach.. like before the surgery.

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Hmm...I feel normal and have from the minute I woke up in recovery. I had some pain but I expected that. I can't feel my stomach! I don't have any restriction and could drink well right from the start; I'm eating mushies fine and have no issues. So I'm thinking that the answer is yes, as you heal and adapt to the band you won't "feel" your stomach any more. It just apparently is taking you a while.

I hope so, any way! Glad I don't feel mine!

I know how u feel because i feel the same way! I had surgery 9/8 and i have pain when i bend and my stomach feels different hopefully in the next couple of weeks it will get better for us

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