i read every twinge as something serious for the first three months and it does settle down, ill dig out the number
#mental-health 2025-11-14
- sgp_subq — i read every twinge as something serious for the first three months and it does settle down, ill dig out the number 14:22
- tb500_tobias — i cook more now than i used to, i just eat less of it, and that compromise saved that part of me 14:46
- tb500_tobias — how did people get through a long plateau without giving up entirely 16:00
i measured my waist and my walking pace during the plateau because both were still moving when the scale wasnt
i cook more now than i used to, i just eat less of it, and that compromise saved that part of me
somebody said the easy way thing to me and i just said it was not easy and changed the subject. it worked fine
does anyone else find compliments make them want to hide
how do you handle a partner who is not pleased about you doing this
has anyone found a way to celebrate that isnt about a number
somebody thanked me a year later for something i barely remember saying, and that is why i still read this every day
you are not a fraud. you took a treatment and it worked. that really is the whole story
does the quiet in your head ever feel like a loss rather than a relief
comments about my body were harder to take than any side effect and nobody warns you about it
coming back to this i asked one relative to stop commenting. it was awkward for a week and it was worth it
the disorienting bit for me was realising how much of my day had been spent thinking about the next meal
the dose escalation nerves, does anyone have a routine that helps with them
is anyone else more anxious about running out than about any side effect
update from 20 months ago: the flatness lifted, slowly, and i did not have to change anything to make it, i could be wrong
the escalation nerves got smaller each time for me but they never went away entirely
how do you tell family youre on this without getting a lecture back
nobody says you took the easy way about a blood pressure tablet, and i keep that sentence ready for when i need it
how did people get through a long plateau without giving up entirely
has anyone else felt oddly flat since the appetite went
i am kinder to myself now than i was when i was heavier, and that is not because of the number
youre not alone in that
thinking of you