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Have you thought about surgery to remove any loose skin around your stomach?

Wow!!!!!! You're awesome! You've inspired me 🩷

I've seen people say that one GLP's effectiveness is reduced by another. But I am not sure how true that is since they target the same receptors, but who knows? There isn't any research out there. Just anecdotal stories.

I've heard some pharmacies have cash-pay options that are way cheaper if you don't use insurance. Worth checking!

I would start with tirzepatide. It seems pretty effective, has a decent amount of research behind it, and you can find a lot of information on it. Doctors know more about it (if you need help) and the price is okay right now.

Well, at least Ozempic IS a drug for managing diabetes, so there's that.

I saw someone say they are down from 338 to 280 while taking a GLP-1. That's awesome! Keep going!

I agree with Reese_44, pick the least expensive one that works for you, and go from there. I also don't think stacking is necessary unless you're at the highest dose and even then...

If they aren't gonna pay for weight loss, then they SURE as hell better nix coverage for ED drugs too!!!!

Wow! Amazing job! Your story is really encouraging! Congrats – enjoy your new chapter! 👍🏼😊

Tirzepatide is the way to go first.

Amazing! What an accomplishment! You must feel incredible!

Thanks, everyone, for the kind words! It's been a journey, and the support here is awesome. Hoping to inspire others!

Congrats to you as well! Do any of you get horrible acne around your chin as you lose weight there? It's painful and persistent!

I've managed to drop 75 pounds over the last 9 months thanks to semaglutide! Was looking at some photos I took with my son, and the difference in my face is remarkable! Started at 290 lbs, now at 215 lbs and on 1.7mg.

I got my PBS from a big online retailer! I mix with one cc of that, then one cc of bacteriostatic water after it's dissolved. If I only use BAC, mine get cloudy.

I agree with that, Minnie-the-Moocher, even a little bit of loss is a win!

Truly remarkable results. Semaglutide is a game changer!

You're amazing! Such an inspiration.

TitrationTechnician It's great you're asking about diet and exercise, as that's really essential for long-term success. So many people think these meds are a quick fix but they're really just tools to help us make lasting lifestyle changes.