Ozempic: A year out!

[peanut_dabblerxo]

Been on ozempic exactly one year now. Stopping soon since I'm almost at target. Dropped from 248 to 198.

 

[homey_showingup]

Been on it for eight months now, twenty-eight kilos down. These photos are exactly a year apart and I can't wait to see what next year brings!

 

[HungryNoMore_24]

My cardiologist noted the weight drop at my checkup and asked if I was on ozempic. The question had a weird vibe so I ended up saying diet and nutrition therapy which is technically true too. I'm planning to mention tirzepatide at my next appointment and get fresh labs done. Not chickening out this time.

 

[happy_ramen]

Dropped 120 over the year. Wish I'd taken before photos. You're looking solid btw.

 

[Drew_1984]

Beat me to it. Lot of people hate needles even for once weekly. If they undercut and grab market share I'd be stoked. Biased though—I own a little Lilly stock.

 

[tipsysorterxx30]

A week off before procedure is solid timing. Restart went smooth after your procedure so that's reassuring for others facing surgery.

 

[WichitaWanderer]

30 pounds in a year on Ozempic is real progress, even when it does not feel like it. The 5 lb swing is water retention and food timing - not fat change. The trend matters more than the day-to-day.

 

[Clean_Journey]

The mood shift on Ozempic is one of the less-discussed effects. Crying easier at movies fits the pattern - the emotional baseline adjusts, not always in obvious ways.

 

[Heal_Wine]

The decade of motivation-before photos is universal - starting Ozempic is where the arc finally reverses. The beach dread-to-confidence jump is the marker worth tracking.

 

[SulphurBurpSurvivor]

Stopping in November and keeping the weight off through the holidays is the actual test - the 5 lbs down since shows the habits held.

 

[Hormone_Havoc]

One year of supply buffer is the standard planning horizon - two years is defensible given the current regulatory environment and how quickly availability can change.