u/Odd-Succotash1774

hello again! i just made a post last night but i need some more important advice now. so im (17F) on 2.4 mg of wegovy this month, i take it every sunday. the first two times i took 2.4 mg i threw up. a couple minutes ago i just threw up again and it's really disencouraging me to continue with this dose. it really helps suppress eating and encourage weight loss in my body though. is throwing up everytime i take this dose a sign i should go back to 1.7 mg? unfortunately i have one more pen left so i'm wondering if there's anything that could help aid me with this sickness in the mornings.

thank you!

hello everyone! i (17F) have been taking wegovy for almost 4 months now and i'd like to know what your favorite injection spot is? my first time i ever injected myself i did my thigh and it hurt SO bad. after that i switched to my arms and the pain was much less, but im definitely losing arm fat to inject into. ik everyone is different, but ive been reading a lot of posts from other people saying that the thigh is the best for least side effects. my questions are, 1. is the thigh generally more effective for losing weight than the arms are? and 2. i also heard that you shouldn't inject in the inner thigh. why the top of the thigh and not your inner thigh? the top of the thigh is muscle and you aren't supposed to inject into muscle.. right?

if you respond, thank you for giving me advice!! <3 C:

hi all!! im going to WatS in a couple days with my fam and I was wondering if there are any tourist traps I should know about? and what are the best places to go to, whether its restaurants or activities?

i also want to know, are bears REALLY just walking around all the time everywhere?? im from SE Wisconsin so ive never seen a bear in my life. i keep seeing videos of bears walking around from recently and it's a little scary but mostly cute.

thanks guys! if theres anything else i should know that i didn't ask about lmk! 😛

Hi all. My name is Laila and I'm 17. My mom (46) recently had a TIA stroke. When she got an MRI scan, they found an aneurysm inside the back of her brain. She just told me today that she'll be needing surgery and they'd either have to cut open her skull to get to it or something with going through her groin. I'm extremely worried and this is bringing up traumatic memories for me from when my dad passed away from COVID when I was 12. To top it all off I'm on the floor of the bathroom with nausea. I'm scared and I want to cry because she's already been through so much. She was diagnosed with cauda equina syndrome a little over a year ago and still struggles to function. She's lucky that she even came out of the surgery for her herniated discs without becoming disabled. Now she has to deal with another potentially disabling surgery. I don't want to live through a parent dying again, but it's unfortunately becoming a possibility.

So I'm here to ask, whats the survival rate after brain aneurysm surgery? Anyone here that had surgery themselves/had a loved one that had surgery that can give me advice or tell me information I may not know?

Thank you anyone that responds, I really really really appreciate it. If it's not too much, I'd like some comfort aswell.