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I was also wondering that... I think it doesn't mean "only for research", so does it include things not approved?

Some months I still manage to hit or blow past 5000 calories. I indulge on purpose now, which feels different than before - way easier to get back in control the next day.

Amazing results!

I saw someone post about losing around 45 pounds in one year. That's so cool! I hope I can do the same thing.

Ugh, that hits hard. Makes you feel hopeless.

Wow!! Every pound is a victory!! The changes are major! Congrats! 🫠🫠

Just FYI, it's the same situation here in Australia. :/ Only covered by our subsidized system if you have diabetes. :(

So, sounds like if you're rich, you get Ozempic. If not, just stay positive about your body. :/

Great job!

Amazon ships bad syringes to california for some reason. Better syringes come from online diabetes supply stores.

I'm also worried about extra skin. I'm in my mid-60s, and I've heard it's harder for older skin to bounce back after weight loss. I'm thinking about incorporating collagen supplements and maybe some targeted exercises to help with that. Has anyone had success with those?

F65 here, losing at a good pace for 5 months. Have you had any issues with extra skin? I'm worried about the 'rolls' still being there when I reach my goal. 😕

Thank you all for the encouragement! It really helps to stay motivated. I know I still have a ways to go, but every pound down is a victory. And yes, I plan to update everyone when I hit the 300s! It feels like such a far-off dream still.

WAY TO GOOOOO! 🎉🎉🎉 And flaunt those jeans 👖💃

Back when I was hospitalized with edema and struggling with both hypercapnia and heart problems, my weight hit a peak of 711 pounds. After starting on semaglutide, then switching to tirzepatide, I was down to 566 pounds, having already shed a lot of fluid. Now, I'm at 460, which I realize...

Wow, just amazing. No offense, but you looked like you were carrying more weight in your before picture. Your success is really something. If you haven't, try adding some weight lifting! Squats or trap bar deadlifts would work wonders and challenge most of your body. Include some rows and...

Fantastic progress!

Wow, Sunny_Cookie390, that's amazing! My A1c is still kinda high even with diet changes. Maybe I should ask my doc about GLP-1 meds too. I'd love to lose some weight, too. It's encouraging to hear it's working for you.

It's the best when you can lose the stomach and keep the girls. Congrats!

I'm starting Tirz next week for insulin resistance. I'm kinda nervous. My doc suggested it. I didnt even ask! A friend gave me a judgy look when I told her. Is that weird?