u/cluelessbunny

I’ve been on Mounjaro for 2 years and it’s been amazing. Due to weight loss being very slow over the past couple months despite me eating little and being unable to afford it temporarily I took a break for about a month

I had forgotten how it felt to be hungry and it’s crazy how hungry I am and how much I could eat. I can eat like there’s no tomorrow, when it comes to junk theres no limit and I’m constantly thinking of food. I honestly forgot how it felt, no wonder i got so fat before i started mounjaro, i have a big appetite and possible food addiction.

Ive been back on mounjaro for a couple days and it is amazing, I don’t get hungry or think of food, when I do eat it is nutritious food based on what my body needs not wants. It scares me to think what will happen when i reach my maintenance, i wish i could stay on mounjaro for life but its so expensive. I dont want to live for food and think about it constantly

Anyone who has gone off mounjaro what are your experiences.

Hi Guys

Just wondered if I could get some advice

I graduated 2022 and got a degree in accounting and finance

Since then I’ve been working in a small company in an account/finance role. Absolutely no progression and every day has essentially been the same for 4 years. External accountants are used to produce the accounts. I have been applying for a long time, I’ve had multiple interviews but no offers. But it is a very touch job market. I have been focusing on Assistant accountant type roles and senior finance assistant roles.
I’m considering going for account payable roles in larger companies, at least there will be potential to grow and gain exposure to new systems and procedures at least. I will still continue to apply for assistant accountant type roles and I would like to focus on completing my ACCA exams. Is this a good idea or am I taking a step backwards. I am desperate to leave my current job and it is affecting me mentally.