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Are you on it? Because you sound kinda manic, and most people stop drinking on this medication...

I think it kinda proves the opposite? More of a medical or biological thing. Not made worse by society in general, sure, but healthcare isn't easy either.

Yes, some do that. Just make sure to know how many clicks equal your dose. The pens are supposed to last quite a while after you start using them, but if you are concerned, you could keep the pen refrigerated to help preserve it until it is all gone.

Mine came with just four needles as well. I agree with Fiber-Dude, you can purchase the same gauge needles at any pharmacy. My advice is to stay at 0.25 mg as long as it works for you, then when it stops working increase to 0.5 mg. I jumped up every month and now the 1 mg dose isn't working as...

Tirz worked so well for me that I haven't tried anything else.

Wow, that's incredible progress! It's so inspiring to see what's possible with these meds. I'm down about 25 pounds myself since starting a few months ago.

You look absolutely radiant!

Tirz and Reta didn't do anything for my rheumatoid arthritis. What really helped was a biologic, Enbrel. It took about 3 months to notice a difference. If your joint pain is really bad, maybe look into that.

Finally, a realistic example. You are a role model! Great job!

I remember when getting under my husband's weight was my big goal. Congrats to you! It's such a good feeling!

That is absolutely phenomenal! How incredible does that feel? You look simply radiant!

I don't think I could even manage that; I'd feel sick. My appetite is so different, and honestly, the thought of something that heavy just scares me. It would just sit in my stomach. I'm grateful for this effect, but I do miss burgers and fries sometimes.

Guys, let's keep the comments supportive and avoid judging other people's food choices. Everyone's journey is different.

Don't forget hydration and electrolytes. When your appetite is low, you might eat and drink less than usual. Dizziness, fatigue, and constipation in the first month can be related to dehydration, not just the medication itself.

Incredible transformation!