I feel MUCH better.  My doctor  and nutrionist both said that if I move to a stage and find it's too much that I should step back to the previous stage for a day or two.  So.. t hat's what I'm going to do.  I'll be watching for any changes in pain, fever, heart rate, etc. but I think I just overdid it on a lot of levels.  (Too much, too fast, too rich, etc.)  Thank you though and I promise to call the doctor if I notice ANY worrisome symptoms!

Congrats, by the way, on the amazing weight loss thus far.  Is that all since your surgery on the 22nd??  I'm down about 8 lbs since the surgery on the 22nd.  Keep up the great work!  That rocks! 

Sorry I didn't see your post in time... you are probably post-op now, but I am still sending good vibes and wishes to you!

That could be it as well.  Before surgery, my doc explained that our new stomachs were like a newborn infant.  At first it can only consume liquids (mothers milk or formula).  Later, when its ready to be weaned, it's done so very slowly -- first with liquidy foods, then purees, then soft, then normal.  And new foods are introduced slowly as well.  He said I should think of my stomach like that of a newborn because it IS a brand new stomach, like a baby's.

I suggest you take little sips of plain water and try to get as much rest as possible.

Prayers to feeling better!

None to offer, sorry; except use it as a learning experience.  Remember the feeling for next time.

What are you using as a bowl?  I use the 1/2 cup containers that the puddings or fruit come in and eat with a baby spoon/fork.  I'm afraid my fullness comes from eating too quickly, but if you measure out what you're allowed in advance, you really shouldn't run the risk of overeating.

Feel better!!!

Thank you to all *****sponded. I came home today and I am doing well-- I'm just hungry! LOL