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First, huge congrats on your success! But, I gotta say something about the horseback riding picture... that horse looks like it has a really bad back. It's probably in pain. Often this is from riders who are too heavy or improper riding technique. The horse's entire posture is screaming...

I hear you, Gym_Lady! I have loose skin on my tummy, and I scratch till I bleed sometimes. Neutrogena Intense Repair lotion (the red one) helps a bit, but it's not a total fix.

I cut back more and more on makeup as I got older, and now people think I'm younger too. It's liberating to let your skin breathe and not have to worry about touch-ups all the time. I still use a little mascara to look lively lol. But that's about it.

I know how much work this takes! What an inspiration, You're starting 2025 off right!

Congratulations! You look great!

That's a bit harsh, isn't it? I understand frustration, but hoping for negative consequences on a whole country seems extreme.

Consider where you're seeing this 'news'. Probably some clickbait site trying to stir things up.

Congratulations! So happy for you. You look amazing and healthier. I'm starting this weekend. Wish me luck.

You look amazing in both pictures! Congrats!

I've been on GLP-1s for years now (started back when it was "just for diabetes"). Every cycle of news feels dramatic and then settles. The pricing outrage is valid, but I've also watched friends reverse fatty liver and avoid insulin. That has value. What worries me more is supply disruption...

I think your plan to tone and workout while losing is brilliant, Stacy_1978. Some folks just depend on the meds and end up gaining it back later. I'm doing strength training myself. Wish I’d started sooner! You don’t need cardio, just lift weights!!

Keep it up! You'll definitely reach your goal weight, I know you can!

There are so many scams out there. Does anyone know what the demo pens are filled with?

Sadly, compassion isn't a requirement for CEO positions.

HeartSquad I get what you're saying, but in this case, the whole vial *is* one dose. No need to worry about 'units' or complicated calculations for anyone anxious or not-so-mathematically inclined. And the best part? It's impossible to accidentally overdo it. I'm betting we'll see fewer ER...

Heard about this on another platform, wanted to get your thoughts... "Only goes up to the 5mg dose. After that, you gotta get the pens. Sounds like their strategy is to get people to test it out and then switch 'em over to the pens." - Comment from a user on Reddit.