My only stall so far (around 15 lbs down) lasted close to a month and then the scale just started moving again on its own. I'm at 24 lbs now and never touched my dose, so I'd let the whoosh come to yo…

Interesting that you and another poster both saw fasting glucose normalize right around the mid-30s lbs, since I'm at 24 and my last draw still had my glucose creeping along the high side. Triglycerid…

The seatbelt click hits different, I remember standing up a little too proud in my row when it happened to me around 20 lbs down. Grats on the steady drop, those 1.8 weeks add up faster than you'd thi…

Been the same up here in Scotland, my pharmacy had me waiting over a fortnight for the last refill. Ordering as soon as the current pen hits half way has been the only thing keeping me steady at down …

Week 8 was my turning point too, right around where you are at 24ish down. My belt went two notches tighter during a stretch the scale refused to budge, so yeah, it always picks back up.

Room temp and rotating spots did the trick for me too, though I'm only about 24 lbs in so still learning. One thing I added lately: I inject after dinner while distracted by a show and honestly barely…

Canada here, paying about 350 CAD a month out of pocket, no coverage through my plan. Down 24 lbs so far so the value feels easier to justify, but I remember the early weeks when I had the same doubt.…

Five weeks was my turning point too, and I'd nearly given up before that. Most of my 24 lbs came after the first month and a half, not before. Protein was the piece I had to get serious about once the…

Ontario here too, down 24 lbs on the pay-full-price train since my plan wouldn't budge even with paperwork from my GP. Worth asking your employer's benefits provider directly rather than the pharmacy …

Funny how the booth seat became the thread mascot. My 24 lb win is that my airplane seatbelt fits without me holding my breath while I buckle it, and I crossed my legs for the first time in ages last …