Is it inevitable that I will vomit after having RNY

I have a few times, and it's nothing like vomiting before surgery. It's actually a relief.  I still have a hard time with chicken or pork.  I ignored the signals, or ate too fast.  I was dreading it, but now I watch what I am doing more carefully.  It does teach you to eat slower and less.  That's what it's there for.  I had my surgery February 16th and today I am down 80 pounds.  I feel amazing.  You will do great, and be so happy you did this. We are all here for you. 

It has been over 3 years and I have never vomited.

Almost 4 years out and have never vomited since surgery.

The only time I vomited was when I ate a sugar-free pudding cup.  Apparently Xylitol is poison to me now.  The experience was much less intense than vomiting pre-surgery.

Every time I vomited it was my fault... didn't chew, swallowed too fast, had to make myself vomit after getting something stuck, etc.

I am not making any promises, but vomiting is not inevitable.

Audrey

Tuna and turkey come right back up for me. Live and learn.

I was just explaining this to my husband last night - I maybe vomited a handful of times in my life prior to WLS, now it's about once a week as I'm adding new foods, but without the acid, it's unpleasant but not nearly as bad.