I had the same wave pattern on liraglutide before I moved up past 1.2, and what finally broke it for me was coffee in the morning plus actually eating breakfast instead of skipping it while chasing my…

The belief shift is the real milestone here, way more than the number on the scale. I'm on a different med and it took me months to stop waiting for the other shoe to drop, so seeing it click for you …

I'm on the liraglutide side of things so can't speak to tirzepate specifically, but the hunger creep thing from reply 2 matched my experience too -- I stayed put until appetite came back loud, and tha…

Down 62 on Saxenda myself and timing shifts never bothered me either, just staying on the same day. Mine lives on the back shelf too and survived some muggy Kentucky summers, so I'd worry way more abo…

Welcome from Kentucky. My overnight eating urges faded fast once I started this stuff too, so I believe you on the NES relief. The wait to restart is the worst part but I filled my gap by lurking here…

Same nerves here even on the US side, though my supply situation is different since I'm on Saxenda and my refills come from a different chain than you folks. I'm down 62 and what helped me was treatin…

Down 62 on Saxenda and same story here - arms filled back in once I stuck with lifting, stomach took way longer and is still the last holdout for me. The weird mid-loss sag phase was honestly the wors…

At 62 down on Saxenda I stalled for about five weeks and it broke without me changing a thing, so I'd lean toward holding. Nausea was only bad my first couple weeks and settled after that. A month of …

Ten down feels unreal until it suddenly doesn't. I'm on Saxenda and it took me way longer than six months to see that first milestone, so your pace is genuinely encouraging to read. Keep trusting the …

The split approach seems to be the pattern here. I'm on Saxenda, a totally different dosing schedule with daily shots, so I can't compare directly, but when hunger crept back for me the answer was tim…