Month 8 here too, down around 44 lbs, and the thing that still gets me is driving past places I used to plan whole detours around and feeling nothing. It's weird how much mental energy I didn't know I…

I hit a similar wall around 40 down and it turned out I'd let my calories creep way low without noticing. Adding more protein and a couple extra hundred calories a day got things moving again within a…

Around 44 lbs down myself and my readings finally stopped creeping up too, so this hits. Three months holding steady is what I'm working toward, cool to see someone actually doing it.

44 down and the booth thing hit me around the same point too, squeezed into one at a birthday dinner and actually forgot about it halfway through the meal. Still 16ish from my goal so that surreal mor…

Long-term followups are what sold me too, anyone can nail one order but the people still posting at six months are the real signal. Checking that the vial concentration matched the listing caught a di…

For me it was like a background app constantly running, draining battery all day with thoughts of what to eat next. Around the 44 lb mark it finally closed out, and I remember being halfway through di…

Lost 80ish before my first real stall hit and it lasted six weeks, then dropped three pounds in one week like nothing changed. Nausea never fully left me but it backed off enough by month two that I s…

Add me to the creeping copay club, mine crept up too around the same stretch. Down 44 lbs so I'm also in the "cut something fun before cutting this" camp. Congrats on the approval, the happy dance is …

Another Londoner here, and my first month was similarly slow before things kicked in - 44 lbs down since then. The walking everywhere really started paying off once the food noise faded, so give it a …

Chronic pain has always fueled my anxiety and depression, and I worried adding a GLP-1 to the mix would make things worse, but honestly the mental fog has lifted a bit since I started. Dropping 44 lbs…