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Food hasn't gotten stuck. Anyone else?

Is there anyone who has never had food get stuck, or pb'd?

I have been very lucky so far, and have not experienced either. I'm going for my second fill tomorrow, and am just a little nervous about it happening because I might be too tight. Worrying before it actually happens is ridiculous, I know, but there it is.

Debbie.

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You will, we all do...It will take practice and patience..I still do it, even though I think I've chewed enough, sometimes it wasn't.I am tight in the AM and can almost eat anything come night time...And wow, was NOT aware at how much phlem/mucus our bodies make after we get stuck..

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