Holding the weight I lost!

[not-today-scale]

Holding steady through the holidays definitely counts! That's one of the hardest times to maintain, so nice work.

 

[wobblycocoa25]

You lost 20 years off your face along with the weight. Beautiful hair and eyes now!

 

[GastricEmpty]

down 70 lbs and i hate to admit this but i'm being judgmental now towards people my old size. there's this gut-level revulsion i didn't have before. spent years learning to love my body and now i've got this switch flipped. i don't want to be like this but it's happening.

 

[Blair]

The physical comparison hits differently. Stacking the actual weight you lost makes it real in a way scale numbers don't. The moment of lifting it tends to land harder than any photo.

 

[HawkLog174]

Lifting the amount you've lost permanently gives the change a physical reference point the scale and mirror both miss.

 

[BugTracker]

Stagnating on 2.4mg for a year is worth investigating with the prescriber - the usual options at that point are a 4-week pause to reset receptor sensitivity or switching to tirz or Reta, which use a different mechanism. The 5 lbs in a year suggests the therapeutic effect is present but maxed. The 'lifting the weight you lost' framing is underrated as a way to experience the change concretely - sometimes the numbers stop telling the story and the physical reality has to.

 

[FiberLean]

The mental image of a dog on weekly injections tracking macros is hard to shake.