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I just celebrated my 'Mounjaroversary'! A year on this med! F63, T2D, Started at 215, I'm at 155 now, aiming for 145. Feels like a miracle.

I'm 5'9", so I haven't weighed that little in decades. Congratulations!!

Congratulations! You've been through so much!

Amazing work, GlowUpSzn! I'm curious, have you experienced any side effects? I've had some indigestion on this medication, and have been managing it with OTC antacids.

Looking awesome!

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You look fantastic. 👍🏽

Congrats! You look fantastic! I've also lost about 40 pounds in the same amount of time, but I don't look as good as you do... my starting point was 330, so I have a ways to go before I see major changes. Great job - keep it up!

I agree with PlateauCrusher. Micro-dosing using pen clicks is so helpful. I've been on 1mg for a couple months now and am barely losing anything. Thinking about splitting my dose and doing 0.5 every four days...

I actually just started on Ozempic a few weeks ago. I'm really hoping for progress like yours!

Wow, congrats! What a huge transformation. I wouldn't even recognize you if I knew you before. Seriously impressive! 👏 👏 👏

These meds prove that willpower is BS. The way they shut down cravings shows fighting hormones is futile. Why is long-term Mounjaro an issue when other chronic illnesses aren't questioned? Obesity IS chronic. Great post, Jess_61!

You look great, ignore the negativity.

Hello to the saggy bits group! I've lost 120 lbs and have maybe 10 more to go. I'm dreaming of going thrifting for vintage clothes! Impossible before.

I think you've described the experience perfectly. Oz is a tool, and if you use it right, you can create the healthy lifestyle you want. But it's not magic, it doesn't fix everything, and it won't work without changes to your life. It boosts your metabolism and puts you back in control of your...

I'm sure some people can't overeat at all on Ozempic, but that's not been my experience. I can still overeat, but it's much easier to stop myself, and I spend less time obsessing about food. It's giving me the chance to work on the reasons why I overeat. Plus, eating too much junk now makes me...

I'm so motivated when I see posts like this. I'm only a few weeks into my journey. Thanks for sharing! I'm worried about my face looking older, too. Did you do anything to counter that, like skincare?

Fantastic progress! So happy for you! 🎉🎉🎉

Thanks for bringing that up. I'll have to look into that further.

Yesssss! Congrats! You're killing it! 🤩