Tauheedah S Hasan
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Slow and Steady won the race for me. Listen to your Dr and listen to your body. I have no monopoly on this but I Love my new life. Congratulations on your new journey!!
This is going to easy or am I missing something?
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Coping Margo
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Everyone eventualities LOVES the changes. It is a very hard rough process to get there but once we start seeing and seeing the results it all becomes believable in yourself again.
honeysgirl
Member
I don't get the full feeling either for a good amount of time after I stop eating. I am mostly eating by weight that way I do not overeat.
I did overeat once and it was not a good feeling.
I hope it continues to go smoothly for you.
I did overeat once and it was not a good feeling.
I hope it continues to go smoothly for you.
missdarmitage
Member
I have the same issue, I don't get the full feeling. My brain has freaked out on me a couple of times because I'm over two weeks out and have yet to feel hunger or to feel full. It just doesn't seem natural! But I know I will get used to it. I just need to hang in there. I think if I were to get full, I would remember the feeling and stay away from it but I really don't want to test that theory.
Brenda2010
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I didn't feel hunger until about 5 1/2 months after surgery. Now I do when it's been a few hours since I've eaten but it's not as strong and consuming as hunger was before surgery. I'm hoping that's a permanent change.
I've still never reached the point of feeling full. I do need to be more vigilant about measuring portions. I was great in the beginning but the last couple months, I've just been eyeballing my portions. I know that could backfire so I need to get back to measuring.