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First "stuck" experience!!

OMG :wink_smile:

How awful was that!!

Last night I made my kids favorite, chicken and biscuits. I am on regular/soft foods, so the carrots, peas and bites of tender chicken in the gravy tasted great, until the freaking chicken got stuck!! I've had chicken once before with no trouble, I guess I was too hungry and didn't chew enough.

That is a feeling I don't care to repeat anytime soon. I had to get up and walk around, my poor fiance was so worried. It felt like it was going to come back up but wouldn't. I ended up taking a sip of tea and it eventually passed after about 15 minutes.

It was like I had swallowed a brick.

Guess I learned something! CHEW!!!!

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Yes, I had the same issue with shrimp. My daughter brought home leftovers and I just threw one in my mouth. Not even thinking about the chewing part. It was the worst feeling I have ever had. Will not make that mistake twice. Things are going great now. Just waiting for my second fill next week.

Stuck is awful. I seemed to get stuck a lot between my first and second fill. I think it was the learning to eat slowly and chew really well part.

I noticed that if I let myself get too hungry I would not pay attention and then I would get stuck.

All part of the learning process, I think.

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