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Totally! I tell myself my face is snatched, not sunken! Haha. Seriously though, you look fantastic! Keep it up! I'm approaching 80, I'm not posting my pics 🤣

Since you're pre-diabetic, definitely talk to your doctor. They can assess if a GLP-1 med is right for you and manage it properly with your pre-existing condition.

Yessss! I love this for you! You look amazing! I'm excited to finish losing this weight. I'm 5'10", currently around 245lbs. I started at 276lbs, so I have about 80lbs left to lose to get to a normal BMI.

53 pounds is incredible! Congrats! 🍾🎉

You look fantastic in both pics. But why do people pull their pants up like that in the before and after? Just curious!

Interesting. I saw a post on another forum about Tirzepatide vs Semaglutide. Apparently, Tirz acts on both GIP and GLP-1 receptors, while semaglutide only hits the GLP-1 receptors. That difference might be why some people respond differently or get different benefits from each. Makes you wonder...

I’ll keep an eye out for your updates. I’m already tired enough (thanks, perimenopause!).

Awesome job! What dose were you on? I'm a month in and down 4 pounds, which is probably a good healthy pace!

This makes me want to add it for the extra energy.

I was thinking about going to 15mg of tirz first before adding Reta.

I'm in the same boat. Eager to hear more experiences.

I'm on these meds and also wondering about loose skin. What are people doing about saggy skin after losing a significant amount of weight?

For those who are having a hard time noticing visual changes, try taking measurements! Sometimes the scale doesn't tell the whole story. You might be losing inches even if the weight loss is slow.

You look incredible!! Way to gooo Your recent pictures show toned legs and no cellulite. Did the cellulite disappear with the weight loss, or is it just the lighting? Asking for a friend, because I have cellulite and I've just accepted it as a permanent thing, even if I lose weight.

Thanks for mentioning the emotional aspect. This medication definitely requires emotional regulation. Keep up the great work!

You go girl! 🎉🎉🎉

You lost a friend but found yourself.

This is inspiring! I saw someone else post about hitting 'onederland' - under 200lbs - and the feeling of disbelief! I can't wait to achieve that too.

Keep up the great work! You look absolutely fantastic!

Such a fantastic transformation -- and your legs look really toned!