OMG! Down 60+ lbs. What now?

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I've shed over 60 pounds!!! What will happen if I can't get any more of this stuff...? My health coverage ended at the start of the year... I'm honestly terrified! This med has seriously changed my life. The first pic's from March of this year, the next one's from just a few days ago. Started losing weight around May this year. It's like a miracle!
 
Congrats! I'm nearing the 75-pound mark myself; it feels like I've been given a new lease on life.
 
My insurance never covered it. I'm managing to find it for around $250 each month. I've already lost approximately 40 pounds, and my goal is to lose around 20 more. Lately, it's been a struggle to lose more weight. Time to get serious!
 
I'm really pleased with my results so far, and I sympathize with your insurance issues. I've been taking it for about a year now, and I still have quite a journey ahead of me, but I've managed to lose about 110 pounds.
 
Did you experience any side effects such as constipation or muscle loss? What was your typical daily calorie intake, and how much protein did you consume?
 
Check out that Keisha lady on the youtubes where she teaches people how to fast. She lost over 100lbs naturally. I wish I found her a year ago when I discontinued my GLP-1, after about 3-4 months I started putting the weight back on. Hope you do great! She tries to teach you, it’s not about will power, but about breaking bad habits. I’m losing again using her strategies, but my work schedule changes from day to day and week to week. I'm a truck driver
 
I'm curious, for those of you who are getting this med, where are you getting it from? I've noticed so many people are on it lately. I have a few health concerns myself and would like to try it. Are you getting it through your regular doctor, or online services? And is it difficult to qualify for?
 
I hear some folks get it online. Seems risky, but hey, whatever works. I stick with my doc, even if it's a pain. I'd rather be safe than sorry, you know?
 
To answer MDW-to-ATL's question, it really depends on the patient's medical history and insurance coverage. Some people get it through their primary care physician, others through specialists. It's often covered for diabetes; weight loss coverage varies. Pre-authorization may be needed.
 
Charlie_49 said:
My insurance never covered it. I'm managing to find it for around $250 each month.
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How? How are you finding it that cheap? I'm paying almost $800 without insurance. I'm desperate.
 
Watch out for those prices, sometimes its just a bait and switch. Some pharmacies also compound it, which can be much cheaper. Do your research.
 
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