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Maintaining after stopping is the test no one talks about enough before starting - the work you put into habits during the active phase is what makes the difference at month 3 off.

The GLP-1/GLI stability data comes up occasionally - most community tests show degradation accelerates past 4-6 weeks post-reconstitution. If you find the specific analysis, posting it here would be useful.

Feet are one of the more surprising places to lose - fat deposits in the arch and around the heel shrink too, and shoes that were barely fitting go to unwearable pretty fast. The whole wardrobe refresh happening at every level at once is a lot to keep up with.

Congrats to everyone posting! I'm curious, for those who met your goal, are you staying on a maintenance dose?

Way to go!

Sounds like you're doing great!

You look incredible!!!! Congrats! I donated so many clothes thinking I'd never fit into them again. I regret it so much now. T_T

To Just-Journey: I'm still losing a bit, actually! My surgeon wants me stable for a couple of months before the surgery, but I'm already scheduled. Waiting lists are long!

I’m planning on getting a tummy tuck. I lost 144lbs. I say get it removed if it bothers you.

Acceptance is key for me. Surgery isn’t really an option that I like, so I’m just trying to get used to the way I look.

I'm wrapping up my first week and I honestly did not expect to feel changes this quickly. My appetite is still there, but it feels calmer. Food noise has noticeably quieted down. My portion sizes are smaller without me trying to control them. It feels subtle but real. I do not feel...

Incredible work!

Don't sweat the small stuff, keep going! We're all cheering you on!

That's awesome news, Drew47! I'm also losing slowly but surely. You look like a completely different person!

Awesome work! You should be so proud!

I appreciate you mentioning stacking cautiously. I experimented with adding another peptide while on a GLP-1 and my mood tanked. Stopped the add-on and normalized within days. Now I change one variable at a time, always. For anyone reading: stable baseline first, optimize later.

That's awesome! You look so much healthier and happier!

You're taking years off! Congrats!

Awww, cute! That jacket looks great!

I agree with Tracy_1986, I'm curious about the online pharmacy too. My coverage situation is similar. It's frustrating when access becomes a barrier.