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What does it feel like when the band is all the way empty

Hey guys, I am new here and the search function blows so bear with me.

If the band is all the way empty does your stomach act fairly normal or are their still restrictions?

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I was banded on 9/14/09 and haven't had any fluid put in my band yet. Right now, I can eat about 6 ounces of food and that is it. I've not tried to eat any of the 'bad' food like white bread or anything like that.

When I had a total unfill I could eat absolutely anything without problem. Just as if I had no band. Gained 7 pounds in 2 weeks.

Mimi

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