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You take too big a bite or don't chew a bite well or even eat more than your pouch can hold. It will feel like a terrible "stuck" episode. Then you will start salivating like crazy and sometimes the saliva is foamy. Then that bit of food comes right back up. It's NOT vomiting. This is food that never made it to your stomach. It doesn't involve stomach acid or the entire contents of your stomach...JUST what was stuck.

Thank goodness someone asked that question, and answers were posted because I was wondering this myself and I have experienced PB since my last fill. I never know what people were talking about: things getting stuck, or not going down. But believe me I know now what they are talking about. :smile2:

me too

after 8 months, I finally experienced what everybody was talking about. I hope I never have to go through that again

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