u/gracemagdalene

Hello! My fiancé and I are tourists and, for personal reasons, we want to get married in Mexico.

I understand we will need apostilled documents. I am Canadian; I will bring my birth certificate, a sworn statement of marital status (single), and proof of marriage search.

He is Brazilian and will bring his birth certificate (with the divorce annotation) and the divorce decree. He may also obtain a certificate of marital status.

Where in Mexico is this likely to be sufficient—along with the translated documents (done in Mexico) and our medical exams (done in Mexico)?

I just want to avoid getting stranded due to a lack of necessary documentation. I will also try to contact the Civil Registry tomorrow. Thank you! 🩷

I need to lose 20 lbs very quickly. I’ve lost weight in an aggressive deficit but struggling with the last 20 or so.

I’m generally sensitive to meds so I want to microdose.

I have slight loose skin on some parts of my body. I haven’t started resistance training yet. I’m struggling to stay in a deficit this long. I struggle with food noise. I have heart palpitations that make it hard to sleep sometimes. I’m prone to dizziness. And I already have constipation.

Which one (Reta or Tirz) might be better for me to start?