More BS

the echo of my "hello" to KA revered back to me here . . laughs.

I guess you and I have the only thing to say here . . 

How are you Kelly?

Question: Why is it that you are not allowed to swallow large amounts of water at one time. Now common sense tells me why but I have to ask . I am a camel when it comes to consuming water ( pretty much all I drink ) 

I started sipping once I booked by surgery but no where does any one talk about the sipping issue. I hear people talk about having a hard time getting all their liquids in but . . . Nothing about the damn sipping ~chuckles ~

Get back to me when you can

Talk soon

Lori

 

 

The short answer - it will hurt, and possibly make you throw up.

Longer - it will fill your sleeve quickly, causing it to cramp up or reject what you've sent down. This can be useful if you've eaten a bit too much and would like to get rid of the last bite or 2, but better is to learn to control portions and drink slower.

Kelly-Anne (not Kelly)

Hi Kelly Anne, 

Thanks for the post back. I thought that it had something to do with the amount versus the size of my stomach . Gas etc . . I appreciate your informing me. Have a great tomorrow 

Lori

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