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Jon Miller
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ok, I don't know what this is
I think it is getting air in my stomach.. but I am not sure (so want to make sure it isn't something bad)
but soemtimes when I am eating (more often when I am drinking) I get this pain in my chest
it feels like a bubble moving up and down (hurts one direction, doesn't an another)
usually by forcing myself to burp a lot it goes away after a while
it was really bad today
JM
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Jon Miller
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well, I have nothing and have done nothing worthwhile...
so no need to write a wheel
and I wasn't eating something bad for me, I was eating an avacado sandwhich (had just had 2 bites)..
JM
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Jon Miller
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I try not to eat fastfood often, same with fried now
I do admit to doing so sometimes though..
I will go to the doctor sometime in the next month, is that ok?
considering that I have had this occasionally happen (and I mean very occasional) for months?
I could take a break from alcohol I guess
Jon Miller
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Jon Miller
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I have thought it was just air.. because I get it when I am drinking (possibly more often then eating) and it goes away if I force myself to burp
JM
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Jon Miller
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I actually felt like throwing up (related to the situation that caused me to post this thread).
JM
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Jon Miller
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got a doctor appointment for monday
ack, I don't need this
JM
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