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I have to agree with Rene. It's all about the risk/reward ratio. Younger folks should really try diet and exercise first. It's like they don't even try. I mean, come on.

Saw this story. Scary stuff... https://www.usatoday.com Ozempic for weight loss leading to blindness? This guy is suing, says it wrecked his vision after being prescribed for diabetes.

That's been my experience too. The lack of cravings is just unreal. Makes it so much easier to make better choices.

Shoulder definition is on point!

Looking fantastic!

Damn, girl! You're killing it! Huge congrats on the health gains and the new look!

Wow, you're looking great! Like you're Benjamin Buttoning your way to younger!

🎉🎉🎉🍀🍀🍀

I really enjoy seeing these before and after pics. You really do look like a totally different person. It's not just the weight loss... you have a spark, an energy in your eyes that wasn't there before. Even without a big smile, there's a smile in your eyes. Congrats on your progress. You should...

You look like you've lost far in excess of 30 lbs. Congratulations!

Amazing! You look like the same beautiful person, but now with super health vibes! 👏🏼

I try to work out most days, it's important to me for clarity. Usually 30-45 mins on the stationary bike and then some weight training. I don't have a set routine and never have, I just do what feels right.

Fantastic job!

I appreciate that you separated "rare" from "impossible." One thing I would add is that post-marketing surveillance is supposed to surface these signals. When millions start a drug class for weight loss instead of a smaller diabetic population, we are going to see more case reports. That is...

You've dropped significant weight - people just don't notice because they see you regularly. You lost a decade off your appearance.

Look at you go! Well done!

Awesome! 🥰

It was a gradual increase, following my doctor's instructions. Started very low to minimize side effects, and slowly went up from there.

About a year, give or take a few weeks. Slow and steady!

Thanks everyone for the kind words! It's been a journey, that's for sure.