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So inspiring! I'm looking forward to getting to the halfway point!

I hear you about the height thing, Geeky-Donut. I'm shrinking too! Gotta adjust all my goals, lol.

Week 9 on Tirz, holding 2.5mg weekly. No reason to go up — med's working 100%, losing about 2 lbs a week. Walk 1–2 miles 4x weekly, light weights 3x. Added Lipo-B with B12 and NAD past two weeks — Lipo-C stings but worth it.

Congrats! Looking good!

Congrats! Thanks for the pep talk!

What does the scale say?

Just sharpen them a little and they're good as new.

I can't!!!!! 😂🤣😅🤣🤣😂🤣🤣😅🤣🤣😂🤣😅😅🤣🤣😂🤣😅🤣😂

Oh god, I missed that one!!! 😫

I can't believe this thread is still going. Long live the dropped vial thread!

I fought my weight for years. I had weight loss surgery in 2028, lost 75 pounds, and then regained about 25. Now I'm on a GLP-1 and it's really helping. I'm not weak, I have willpower, I'm a smart person, but I need help with weight loss, and I'm smart enough to get it. You should get it too!!!!

Oh no, that vial is probably damaged, even if you can't see it, micro fractures. Like dropping a glass jar. Ugh.

I don't think I'll ever stop this drug. It's like people who stop antidepressants because they feel better, and then they get depressed again. If it's working, you probably need it.

I don't think MJ is a forever drug if you don't have health issues. I started at 250 and stopped around 170 lbs like 6 months ago. I messed up for a few weeks and got to 180, but now I'm working out and eating better (controlling portions). It's doable if you just have bad eating habits. You...

Great job! What else did you do besides the medication?

That is awesome

Year in now. Started 197, sitting at 144, aiming for 135. Down 4 jean sizes. Been on a plateau for a month, bouncing between ups and downs. Running out of medication next month due to insurance costs. Feeling okay at this weight even if I'm technically still a few pounds into overweight. Here's...

Interesting! Where do you get it? Is it something a physician has to okay?

New research suggests a potential diabetes treatment involving insulin delivered via a topical cream. Could this mean the end of needles for many?

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