Hi from Spain

The apnea relief alone would be enough reason to want back in, I bet. I started sleeping through the night again after dropping 30 lbs and I forgot how much that changes everything. Hope you find your way to restarting soon.

The sleep apnea improvement alone is worth chasing, I snore way less since dropping 31 lbs and my partner noticed before I did. Hope you can find a way back on soon.

Welcome, glad you found us. Losing even 6 lbs has made my sleep noticeably better, so I can only imagine how good those two months felt with the apnea and NES. Curious too what's standing in the way of the restart.

Welcome from a fellow night-eater turned Wegovy user -- the food noise quieting down is what saved me too. Curious what's standing between you and restarting, since folks here have talked through all kinds of access and supply hurdles. Hang in there, the community is good for practical workarounds.

Welcome from Spain-adjacent time zones, ha. Only 10 lbs down myself so far but even that little bit already helped my sleep, so I can only imagine what two good months felt like. What's the actual blocker to restarting for you -- supply, cost, something else?

Welcome from the UK side of things. Curious what's blocking the restart -- sourcing, cost, or something else? Down 40 lbs myself and the apnea is basically gone, so I completely get why two good months would make you desperate to get back there.

Hi,

I’m new to the forum,

I was on Retatrutide and it changed my whole life, I suffer with chronic sleep apnea and NES

I had the best two month, and now I’m looking to start again just not able to and hope this forum could help?

Welcome! Sleep apnea improving that fast within two months sounds like it made a huge difference for you. I had similar energy and appetite changes early on, so I get why you're eager to get back to it -- hope you find a path forward here.

Welcome! I'm on Wegovy myself and down 29 lbs, and the snoring basically disappeared around the 20 lb mark, so I get why you're eager to get back on. What's stopping the restart for you -- availability or cost? People here have talked through both.

Hola from a fellow fan of how much better sleep gets once the weight starts coming off -- I'm about 32 lbs down and my apnea symptoms faded way sooner than I expected. Hope you can sort out the restart, availability issues held me up for a few weeks too and this forum helped me work around it.

Welcome! NES is rough so it makes sense you want back on. I stalled a bit around 28 lbs down but the better sleep alone has kept me motivated, hope you get the restart sorted soon.

Welcome from another one who found the sleep improvements were the part that sold them. Only 3 lbs down on my end so far but I already wake up less at night, so I can only imagine how good those two months felt for you. What's been blocking the restart for you?

Welcome from another night-eater turned early sleeper, that two month stretch of feeling normal again sounds exactly like why I stuck with it after my first few weeks. Availability gaps happen to a lot of us here, someone usually posts where things are moving again. Hang in there, the 24 lbs I'm down came back around fast once I found my footing.

Welcome! The sleep apnea relief alone was worth it for me too, snoring basically vanished around 20 lbs down. Availability comes and goes for a lot of us, so hopefully you catch the next window soon.

Welcome from a fellow apnea person, my sleep tracker numbers got way better once the weight started coming off. Those gaps in supply are frustrating, I lost a couple months to one myself last year but picked right back up where I left off. Have you talked to your doc about whether anything needs adjusting before a restart?

Hello from a fellow apnea sufferer, my CPAP numbers improved dramatically once I'd dropped around 50 lbs so I know exactly what those two good months meant to you. Supply gaps stink but plenty of us here have restarted after one without losing ground. Stick around, this place helped me through a similar wait.

Hi! I restarted after a two-month gap last winter and honestly the slow stretch of waiting felt worse than getting going again. Down 32 lbs now and my snoring has basically disappeared, so I get why those two months meant so much. The folks here are good at helping you stay sane through the search.

Welcome from a fellow chronic snorer whose tracker also improved massively after dropping weight. The NES piece is interesting since those night cravings eased up for me too, which made the sleep issues better from two directions. Hope your search pans out and you can get back to how those two months felt.

Welcome! I also noticed the sleep apnea improve way before the scale showed much, so I get why you're eager to get back on it. Down 26 myself and the energy difference alone keeps me motivated. Hope you find what you need here.

Welcome! My apnea got noticeably better around the 20 lb mark, which is right about where you are now, so you probably already know exactly what those two months felt like. The waiting stretch is rough but this place helped me stay patient during my own gap.