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And in a totally unexpected turn of events, she was then attacked by a bear.

Seven months using semaglutide... I've gone from 235 to 159. Wish these flabby arms would go away too!

To answer some questions... 1. I think slow and steady wins the race! I also moisturized a lot. 2. I'm in my early 40s. 3. A little over a year. 4. Yes, walked a lot and some light weights. 5. Around 1500-1700 calories.

Oh sweetie, you look amazing! I'm aiming for the same weight as you. I'm halfway there after 6 months on my meds. I wish my stomach looked like yours! But I'm in my 50's so it's unlikely. Enjoy your new body! What is your height?

Okay, so I kinda went crazy and dropped almost half my starting weight! What's changed? Well, existing doesn't hurt anymore, my thighs don't rub together, I can walk to the shops without being out of breath, and, OMG, I'm actually wearing a freaking swimsuit this year on vacation! And did I...

That gives me so much hope! I've been on mine for over a decade and I'm almost to the point where I might be able to get rid of it too.

Amazing. Congratulations on taking back your health.

That's so wonderful. It's one of my big goals. I'm down 58 lbs, so I think I'm getting close. Honestly, I'm a little afraid to sleep without the CPAP since I've had it for over a decade. Congrats!

Thanks Fit-Road! Good to know that Tirz has a dual mechanism. Makes sense why people are getting such good results!

I've been increasing in smaller .5 mg increments to avoid the nasty side effects I had at first. All good so far!

I totally agree with . It's an easy call to stay put when you're losing weight and feeling the suppression. But it gets tricky when you're still seeing slight losses, but the suppression isn't as strong.

Hey everyone! I'm curious about your experiences with increasing your GLP-1 dosage. What factors do you consider when deciding to move up, and how often are you adjusting your dose? Personally, I'm currently injecting every 5 days and seeing decent results. I'm torn between increasing based on...