Halfway to my goal!

[Sunny_Babe]

Oops, forgot the image in the last one. Doing a repost. Officially over halfway there! I'm 6'0". Started in October '25 at 230 lbs. Today I'm at 199 lbs. I only did the .25 mg dose for a month, then went to .5 mg and have been on that since November. My goal is 176! Hit a small plateau in January around 206ish because of the holidays, plus I wasn't motivated to workout in the cold. Got my act together in Feb and the weight is coming off again. My clothes are fitting so much better, it's the best motivation.

 

[Alex_33]

Livin' on a prayer!

 

[TirzTargeted]

That’s awesome!

 

[Heartxx]

Whoa oh oh, livin' on GLP-1s instead of prayer!

 

[BigTex_LessNextYear]

Lime on a grape.

 

[Sage_1999]

Way to go!

 

[WholeHappy]

Congrats!

 

[Sunny_Babe]

For those of you who have been on this a while, about how much did you lose in the first couple months? Just got my script and we're about the same height.

 

[L-J-K-91]

Any side effects at all?

 

[TirzTargeted]

That is fantastic progress Sunny_Babe! I've lost about 27% of my starting body weight so far and it's been a game changer.

 

[Sage_1999]

For those of you who have been on this a while, about how much did you lose in the first couple months? Just got my script and we're about the same height.

I dropped about 50 lbs in the first two months. It slowed down after that, but it was a good start!

 

[WholeHappy]

It's so awesome to see people succeeding with this. Keep it up!

 

[Sunny_Babe]

Any side effects at all?

I haven't had too many side effects. Some constipation at first, but that seems to have gone away. Make sure to stay hydrated!

 

[Lab_Lurker]

Been here about 2.5 years, before GLP-1 was accessible to non-type-2 folks. Wish these existed before my stomach surgery. No complications now, but I'm stuck managing nutrition and hydration forever. If these stop working, my bariatric history might actually help keep weight off.

 

[TrueCrew]

94.5 to 76.4 with 75 as the target means you're essentially there. Staying at the low dose and letting it work at its own pace while almost at goal is a disciplined approach. Almost done.