Eating too much

[Guest guest]

You may eat past the point of feeling full and you will throw up.

After doing that a few times, you will learn when to stop.

3/23/01

-97 lbs.

> The answers to Randy's post about feeling full have been very

interesting.

> One more question:

>

> Right now (pre-op), I can, and usually do, eat far more than I

really want.

> I'm capable of eating past the point of full (whatever that is) to

the point

> of feeling sick. There seems to be little connection between beng

hungry

> and eating. I just eat.

>

> Will that be different post-op, or will I keep on eating past the

point of

> discomfort and disinterest in food?

[Guest guest]

I agree. There are days that I eat too much and it takes me another day

or two to gt back on the band wagon. For instance yesterday I couldn't stop

eating everything in sight. At times it was out of hunger and other times it

was literally uncontrolable urges to eat. Today my stomach is totally cramped

and killing me and this happens everytime I over eat.

So dear you are not alone and I believe this happens for many reasons. For me

I am so grateful that it doesn't happen all the time and I am slowly learning

to recognize the behavior. the next step is when I get these overwhelming

feelings to get up and do something constructively vs. eating right?

Any suggestions would be appreciated or if anyone else out there is

experiencing this would be great to hear from you.

Always be Optimistic as a good Positive Attitude takes us a long way and

remember our new motto " a little bit of something is better than a whole lot of

nothing " .

Please feel free to Email me or call me as I am always here for you and you

have been for me.

Ronit ( Row-Neet) Kalmanor

Dr.Andrei SPMC New Brunswick,NJ

11/10/00-LAP RNY

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