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Fantastic! Well done, that's amazing :)

Huge congrats! A friend had a few skin removal procedures. Get lots of help lined up for when you get home from surgery. You'll need assistance with everything - cooking, cleaning, lifting - for at least a couple of weeks. Make sure you're surrounded by supportive people!

Load up on fiber and protein... and then you'll feel really full again for a few days.

It takes time, Mel93! Don't get discouraged by slow progress at first. Everyone responds differently.

Amazing transformation!! How tall are you?

Thanks for posting! Just a reminder that we don't allow discussion about non-approved versions of semaglutide, and definitely no buying or selling of medications here. Please be cautious of anyone offering such things via private message. Also, new users might find the FAQ helpful:

Looking great. Keep up the good work!

What an incredible change! I've been holding off on weighing myself, but I've noticed the difference in photos friends have snapped of me. I usually avoid the camera, but this makes me think I should start taking some progress pics. Congrats, you've done an amazing job!

We could save money on OVERSIGHT to prevent fraud instead of recycling old stereotypes about people on food stamps. Affordable GLP-1s would pay for itself with the reduced healthcare costs from obesity. And if they were affordable for EVERYONE, nobody would resell them. But the pharmaceutical...

I agree that there are too many regulations to get a drug approved, but I also like that it's unlikely a new drug will make all my hair fall out. I'm not sure what the solution is.

I'm not sure I agree, Wolf_Cookie. I'm spending a fortune on protein powders, electrolytes, supplements, and all the supplies for reconstitution and injecting (plus all the other peptides I've discovered!). I'd say I'm just about even, and that's without counting the beer I used to drink!

Something to consider: A reporter at NPR is looking into how insurance is covering GLP-1s these days, particularly for people using them for weight loss. It might be worth reaching out if you're comfortable sharing your story. https://www.npr.org/people/825275572/sydney-lupkin

You're adorable, and your curls are fab!

I've read it's common to require a higher dosage the second time around to achieve the same results. It seems like the body adapts.

You look amazing!

You've definitely motivated me to start incorporating weight training. Thank you for sharing your progress. You look incredible.

I check for third-party testing and certificates of analysis (COAs). It's the only way to be sure you're getting what they say you're getting.

I only trust reputable sources. I wouldn't risk buying from some shady overseas lab. It's not worth the risk to your health. I get mine from a licensed compounding pharmacy.

Sunny_Cookie390 Good luck! Are you tracking macros or just focusing on overall calories?

WOW! What a beautiful transformation. Can you share more about your journey? What were the highs and lows?