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Nerves before the first injection are almost universal. The act itself is anticlimactic. Start.

The selective disclosure approach is common and makes sense. Close circle knows what you are doing; everyone else sees the results and makes their own conclusions. The unsolicited advice and judgment that comes with full disclosure to casual acquaintances is not worth it. Results speak without...

Emotional stability as a GLP-1 effect is underreported. Anxiety and mood changes come up more than the literature captures. Worth tracking.

Yeah Bobby45, slow progress is still progress! Someone on another thread said they started in May at 228 and lost slower than others, but it still adds up! Don't get discouraged.

I can't stand the whole "cheating" thing either. No one throws that term around for, like, cholesterol meds.

Great job champ!!!🥳🥳

Let's go!

I hope to be where you are someday. Congrats on the progress!! Did you ever get over your needle phobia? Mine's on and off.. I'm on week 5 and I can't seem to do it. It's been like 3 hours and I'm literally crying. I've tried listening to music, putting on a movie, even a metronome to count...

Absolutely fantastic!

That's the best feeling. Congrats!

Wow, you look fantastic! And your daughter is adorable. What a cutie!

You look incredible! Congrats, lady!

Besides the medication, I try to get some exercise in even if it's just walking. I also focus on protein and vegetables. It's a journey!

I just have to say, your skin is absolutely radiant! I'm so jealous, I wish I had skin like yours! 😭😭😭

I seriously cannot express my gratitude for this medication. It has completely transformed my life. Food used to control my entire existence, and now I can finally live without that constant obsession. If you're considering starting, I wholeheartedly recommend it!

I'm not trying to be rude, just curious - considering your stats, wouldn't a calorie deficit and exercise have gotten you similar results? What made you decide to add Ozempic?

Damn, that's a noticeable change! Congrats, OP!

There's a guy claiming he dropped almost 200 pounds. Insane!

How tall are you? You look so much smaller than I'd expect at 190 and 175. Congrats!

I've actually had the opposite experience! Since starting my medication regimen, I'm more regular than ever before. I think it might be because I'm eating healthier now and drinking a ton more water - like 3 liters a day. So weird!