I'm dying to know about this too.  I have thrown up 2 times since surgery and both times were because I ate WAY too much, too fast and poor choices.  There have been atleast 10 times that I have eaten something that disagreed with me and felt like I was going to throw-up and so tried to help myself along and just could not do it at all.
I'm gonna ask my Dr about the Vegas nerve thing if I get a chance...
Brit

Well, the doctor suggested a lower body lift with an anchor cut, though the incision wouldn't meet in the back. Also, a breast lift with small implants (my choice for them to be small). He said the lift would end up with the best results and would likely knock two sizes off...that's just crazy because I'm a 4 now, so that would make me a 0?? Anyway, the grand total would be $11,250. Plus $150 a day for an after care hotel depending on when I feel up to coming home to CA. Here, for an average modest tt and bl/ba it was $17,000. Now I just have to 1. Come up with the entire amount. 2. Try to plan around nursing school if/when I am accepted (still waiting to hear).

The conference was a blast...there are so many people to meet and new products to try, most of the speakers are informative or interesting. Definitely go to one if you get the chance.

Hmmmm...  I am very curious about this.  I cannot even make myself throw up.  Although I can burp on command, but I actually had to learn how to do it! lol!  Air gets trapped really easily in my pouch if I eat too quickly, and it is amazing how a good burp will cause instant relief!

Thanks for responding...  I have tried to research this online and have found nothing about it.

Hey, Belle...I think I can, if you mean throwing up spontaneously. But, to be honest, since surgery I've only had to a couple of times and I had to make it happen, if you know what I mean?
However, I don't seem to be able to burp or to cough with any force at all. It's quite strange some of the things that change.

~Suz

Janie it threw me totally out to the left field. OMG!