u/remo_williams

I recently had the siding on my house painted. An unexpected thunderstorm hit before the paint could dry. This left a paint haze across my windows. The siding had since been repainted and looks great. I still have a stubborn haze on my windows though. Soap and water just seems to spread it around, with very little being removed. I’m ready to try something stronger like mineral spirits or acetone, but was hesitant because I don’t want to damage the plastic window trim. I thought this sub might have some advice on how to proceed. Thanks.

After being denied repeatedly by insurance, I decided to go the compound route and took my first dose of tirzepatide 6 months ago today. I haven’t looked back since. I started at 304 lbs and weighed in this morning at 228.5 lbs. It hasn’t always been easy. I rarely eat anything without weighing and logging it in the Macrofactor app first. Before a recent injury, I was walking at least 4 miles every day. Besides losing weight, my blood pressure is now normal without meds, blood sugar is normal, and my VO2 max has returned to a healthy level.

If you're contemplating starting treatment, go for it.