re:'s doctor not getting it about getting excess food out...

[Guest guest]

Hi, ,

        I'm sorry your doctor doesn't understand about having

to lean over and let the food, food that is not going down the

right way, just come up and out.  I did that for a long time,

years, before I had my HM.  It's not vomiting; it's absolutely

regurgitation, and in my case (and probably for a lot of other

people here, too) it didn't take much effort at all to get it out.

I just leaned over near the toilet and it pretty much fell out

of my throat.  It just wasn't going down and I got sick and

tired of the routine.  It was actually a relief to let the doggone

food just fall out.

      Best wishes,  Deborah

[Guest guest]

I totally agree Deborah, I feel so much better after I do it. I'm trying to

wait a little longer in between doing it right now since I know a little liquid

is getting in, just not enough.

I feel like I shouldn't be regurging up liquids regardless. Before my HM I was

actually eating okay most of the time. Now post HM I can't even get liquids

down. I'm still waiting for him to call me back. I'm going to try again today

to get a hold of him and hopefully get him to help me. I'm just starting to get

really angry about the whole thing.

Stupid stupid stupid A!

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> Hi, ,

>

>         I'm sorry your doctor doesn't understand about having

>

> to lean over and let the food, food that is not going down the

> right way, just come up and out.  I did that for a long time,

> years, before I had my HM.  It's not vomiting; it's absolutely

> regurgitation, and in my case (and probably for a lot of other

>

> people here, too) it didn't take much effort at all to get it out.

> I just leaned over near the toilet and it pretty much fell out

> of my throat.  It just wasn't going down and I got sick and

> tired of the routine.  It was actually a relief to let the doggone

> food just fall out.

>

>       Best wishes,  Deborah

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