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You totally will! Just keep working hard, and listen to your body. Slow and steady wins the race, even if Hawkxx is blazing the trail!

Following up on Cut-Fit's question, it's important to monitor A1C levels closely while using Ozempic or similar medications for glycemic control. Regular blood work is crucial to assess efficacy and make dosage adjustments as needed.

A HUGE congrats!!! What type of sema are you using to get to this point? Also what dosage amount are you taking? BTW you are stunning in both pics! 🥰

I wasted a bunch of money on Trizep and I regained all of the weight as soon as I discontinued it.

Spectacular achievement!

Congrats!!! Now, I'm going to be that person... Losing over 4lb a week might be too fast for most folks. There's a higher risk of gallstones, hair thinning, vitamin deficiencies, and saggy skin if you lose weight too quickly. A safe rate is about 1-2 pounds per week. Just wanted to throw that...

My doctor says I'll need to be on Ozempic or something similar for life. Apparently, it'll be in pill form soon.

It's interesting how these meds affect people differently. Some experience rapid belly shrinking, others find it takes longer for that area. What's important is the overall health improvement!

Great job, amazing work! There's definitely a big difference.

Are you kidding me? That's incredible progress! It's obvious in the photos – you look happier and healthier too! Congrats on the weight loss and the cool new tattoos!

Same SW here! How long did that take you, and where are you sitting on the dose now?

That's interesting. Sometimes these meds can affect cravings in unexpected ways. It might be worth tracking your food intake and discussing it with your doctor.

You look FANTASTIC! Thank you for adding details in the comments, too. Finding the right maintenance dose/schedule has been difficult for me, and your routine is interesting.

Wow, once every 21 days is interesting. That roughly lines up with some research I've seen. Thank you for sharing and congrats. Do you have any exercise or diet tips you can share?

Looking great!

I remember someone said once that going from "morbidly obese" to just "obese" was something to celebrate. I think any progress is huge. I'm glad to hear you're doing well, RetaReadyy.

Well done!

That’s fantastic! I started in January, and I was able to get into a pair of trousers that I haven’t worn since like, 2017. I even found a forgotten store receipt in the pocket!

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