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[Guest guest]

Dear One, I would never want to induce anyone to do the wrong thing by

their band, nor suffer unneccesarily BUT if you can do sloppy soups

etc and persevere for a week ot two I have found my fill usually

settles in roughly that period, and again I am able to eat sensibly.

Try to go gently for a while because I reckon if you can keep the fill

in it will settle to a good point over a little time. It's hard at

first, I realise, blocking/pbing etc. but as long as you get your

vitamins and fibre I feel if you can manage without too much

discomfort I would stick it out. No more dumplings though, promise

me??? Maree

[Guest guest]

LOL, the thought of a dumpling makes me ill at the moment - so no problem with that promise. I am going to take it easy for a bit, have to I guess. I just had the rush of Irish Breakfast tea go thru the plug hole, what a relief. I do hope it settles a bit more in the coming days, dont know if keep on feeling sick at the sight of food - goes completely against my nature.

Nx

[Guest guest]

Thanks Dasha,

I always say taste has never been my problem just lack of cash. I'm

sure I went home from hospital as a new baby with the wrong family. I

used to say that to my poor Mum, I was meant to go to Double Bay in a

Merc. instead I went to Bankstown in a truck...the whole rest of my

bloody life has been in 'truck' mode. What can I do???? hehe. M.

[Guest guest]

Yeah, Nic, I too am an image of my late Mother, in fact the whole

family has a resemblance to each other. As a child though I always

queried if I was adopted. Mum used to roar with laughter. I guess I

always felt I was different. Six older brothers, yep, I guess I

actually was a bit!! hehe M.