Gastric Bypass Surgery

God, Nicole, I feel your pain. They say when you get gastric bypass surgery, they rope off your stomach so that the part that digests food is very tiny, and can only accommodate a teensy amount of food, and that you get full after eating like three Carr's Water crackers. That's how I'm feeling these days, only I get very very full, after eating a whole lot of food, and not stopping. It's like I can't get full, for like 95% of the time I am eating, and then BAM, it hits me all at once and I feel like I've swallowed a balloon, and it literally hurts. But I imagine it feels like what post-operative bypass surgery patients feel, like their stomach is going to explode. The good news is, I'm hardly feeling nauseous at all anymore.