u/Celestialkitten-

This is for anyone who's wondering if they would fit in the new Fast and the Furious ride.

These is my exact height, weight, measurements, pants size.

5'8"

Weight 260

Bust 48
Waist 43
Stomach 50
Hips 51

Pants size 18/20

Hoping this helps someone's nerves calm down a bit. I've had the walk of shame happened quite a few years back but ended up losing 55 pounds. So I was quite nervous today for the pass member previews. I will say to try the test seat! I did and the custodian there was super kind.

Remember everyone carries their weight different and most importantly have fun. 🥹

Hey everyone! I'm wondering if anyone is in a similar situation as me. I started the shot last year on May from then up until December. I received a letter in the mail stating my insurance will no longer cover GLP1s at all. I called insurance tried to fight it. But sadly that was the end of my glp1 shot journey.

I ended up having some shots left over luckily I was able to secure one last box till the year ended. So I spaced out my shots between 2 weeks(didn't lose or gain weight) once that ended my doctor suggested the pill. I was all for it since I could pay out of pocket. My pharmacy accepted the savings offer so it's the 149. Not too much of a problem except now I have questions and I hope someone can help or maybe has gone through the same experience. I am seeing my doctor next week so I am gonna ask her as well regarding some things. But I also want to know from expierence!

1. Has anyone went from a high dosage shot to starter pill and are you also just maintaining weight or losing?

2. does anyone just take a low dosage just to maintain?
   (I might go this route since I don't mind where I left off in weight so I don't want to end up having to pay more/money is a little tight at the moment)

3. has anyone ever gone off the shots or pill and gain weight?

Also I want to emphasize how much these shots and pills have helped me(if you're thinking about it) I've never felt this normal since I got diagnosed with PCOS. I feel like I have such a healthy relationship with food now. The sugar cravings I used to have are almost non existent and even if I want someone sweet I like to think I learned to portion and when to say no.
It's been such a life changer. I just wish so badly insurances would acknowledge glp1s as something that can help with PCOS 😭

If anyone has similar stories or can answer my question or even if you want me to bring up a question to my doctor. Let me know. 😊