Can't tell if this guy is just messaging me out of boredom or he just sucks at texting. Or is it too soon to tell?
Edit: I feel like its important to note, he hasnt written anything on his profile. No bio, no prompts. So there's not much to reference from his profile into conversation.
Hi there! Im not a florist, just a DIY photographer in the U.S. I made these artificial floral arrangements for a photoshoot concept im thinking about trying( inspo pic above). I like how my arrangements came out but the moss mat I used to cover the foam sheds sooo bad. I got them from Hobby Lobby (included screenshot of product pic).
What moss do you recommend that dont shed? Or does all moss shed like this? I want to make more arrangements with different colors, but id like to see what can be done about this issue before making any more investments.
24F, 5'6" 230lbs. Sedentary job, trying to walk about 2 miles 2-3 times a week.
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I had my a follow up appointment with the Dr. and we talked about glp-1s.
She told me im not diabetic so my insurance will not cover glp-1 medications.
She talked to me about Contrave, Semaglutides, and tirzepatides.
I did a little research and I'm conflicted as to if I want to go with a semaglutide or Contrave.
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The semaglutide seems to work better but is more expensive. But weightloss is something I really want to achieve soooo maybe its worth a bigger investment. I hate shots but i think i could do it in the name of weightloss.
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The Contrave seems to be a medication that helps the rewire the reward chemicals in your brain. I think this could be a good choice because I do deal with food noise and turning to food in moments of boredom and laziness. I guess this would be more like treating the root problem instead of the symptoms. Its less costly and its a daily pill not a weekly shot. But It seems to be less effective than a glp-1and I am impatient and want to be a normal weight already lolll.
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Doctor says they both lead to weightloss and they both have similar of side effects.
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So with all that, has anyone tried both Contrave and a Semaglutide? What worked best for you? Is it about the same? Any info is appreciated.
I bought a scale about a year ago that had an app and it would log your weight anytime you weighed yourself. I like that I was able too see the progress on the app in a bar graph, but the scale was completely inaccurate. It was off by like 40 lbs. Does anyone know of a scale that functions similarly but is accurate?