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Progesterone alongside sema is worth tracking for hormonal interaction in early weeks.

13 months and 60 lbs is the kind of result that earns the milestone post.

4mm is correct for subcutaneous GLP-1. 8mm risks going intramuscular for lean builds, which changes the absorption profile. Your instinct is right.

Count calories, your eyes lie to you way more than you think. And for shots try spacing them 10 days apart - that helped my fatigue tons.

Insurance cut it all as of Jan 2026. Too pricey, they couldn't negotiate like Medicare did. I'm a retired insurance agent. Learn to make it. I pay under $200 for 50mg and 1ml bac water — that's 5 shots at 10mg or other combos. There's a Reddit forum for sources. Some places premix and deliver...

weighed myself this morning like always and it didn't hit me till an hour later—first time in 40 years, since i was a kid, my bmi is actually normal. 100 days, no effort or sacrifice even though i was already eating right and going to the gym. dropped 16.7 kilos on 2.5mg with just some...

finally bought the pricey hospira bac water even tho i can only use a little before the 30 day window closes. kinda defeats the purpose when you throw most away lol.

That makes total sense! I was looking into surgery but decided to try this first, I am so glad I did.

Yup. Just a few pieces of really good chocolate instead of a whole big dessert.

Totally! I am eating way less junk food, when I do indulge it's something much higher quality.

OMG True_Pizza that's awful, I hope they got it figured out. I've lost about 30 pounds so far, and I am really happy about it!

Definitely, I'm game to give it a try.

That's why I'm so hesitant to ever come off. It's not just about the weight, it's about the whole cascade of effects it has on my body and mind.

I never plan to stop unless I *have* to for medical reasons. It's fixed a hormonal issue for me. I work out hard and try to be healthy. I've been doing the work for 40 years – therapy, fitness camps, trainers, calorie counting, you name it. This medication is a lifesaver, a medical, emotional...

Interesting read here: WSJ Article on Stopping Ozempic/Wegovy Basically, these aren't short-term fixes. Probably old news for most of us, but good info for anyone thinking about using them to drop a quick 5-10 lbs.

I can feel your happiness and confidence radiating! Great outfit!!! xo

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I had that exhaustion too when I started! It was rough. I think it does get better as your body gets used to it. Maybe try spacing out the doses further apart Val until you adjust?

I hear you WolfQueen982 about listening to your body. I've had to adjust my relationship with food. Little bites, sips of water in between. If I eat like I used to, I'm paying for it later! Stomach cramps are no joke.

That's such a great feeling of success!