Let see everyone’s weight loss results

[Dustycotton]

STATS

SW: 320 lbs | GW: 160 lbs | F45 | Height: 5ft 6in

Starting Date: 12/27/2023 Brand Zep | Compound Tirz since: 4/26/24

Co-morbidities: Pre-diabetic (HbA1c 6.0%), GERD on PPI, Elevated BP w/o HTN (130/80), BMI 51.6

Current stats: 260 lbs (60 lbs lost) | HbA1c 5.5% | stopped PPI | BP normal (104/66) | BMI 42.0

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[moonpies4misfits]

Almost 20lbs down!

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[CiciZig69]

Good luck!!! Is your body composition changing at all or total stand still? I’m currently in a stand still weight wise but my clothes got much bigger so my body comp is changing the scale just is not. Let us all know how it works out!!

I was at a standstill on scale but body composition did change. Thanks.

 

[Vacation4us]

Started 6/2023 at 238 lb 5’6” F RX Wegovy. Switched to Zepbound 7/2024 at 165 lbs CW 153 total lost 85 lbs. October 1 insurance changed criteria. Possibly getting cut off. I will be 58 next month. GW ?

I’m ok if I don’t lose more, will be ecstatic if I can get to 140. Time will tell.

 

[amynurse]

Almost 20lbs down!

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@moonpies4misfits what app is thar? Cool graphic

 

[moonpies4misfits]

@moonpies4misfits what app is thar? Cool graphic

MyNetDiary!

 

[amynurse]

MyNetDiary!

Thank you!

 

[J.Marie24 2426]

Been on Tirz for a year and a half, down starting weight was 204 lbs, currently 140 lbs. Not sure about my goal weight yet. I am 5' 3". I have absolutely 0 pictures of my full body at my heaviest, but a few face pics, which is noticeably fatter.

 

[Revo39564]

Today I have lost 100 lbs since April 16, 2024. A little early of my 6 month goal . Tirz helped but my fitness pal and a 1200 calorie diet were the main path used. Max weight was 2 years ago 385. 251.8 lbs this am. Today is also the one year anniversary of my parathyroidectomy. That ended my chronic fatigue , mental cloudiness and severe cramping….. sleep apnea gone, diabetes undetectable, etc

 

[MakeItaDouble]

Today I have lost 100 lbs since April 16, 2024. A little early of my 6 month goal . Tirz helped but my fitness pal and a 1200 calorie diet were the main path used. Max weight was 2 years ago 385. 251.8 lbs this am. Today is also the one year anniversary of my parathyroidectomy. That ended my chronic fatigue , mental cloudiness and severe cramping….. sleep apnea gone, diabetes undetectable, etc

Woo-hoo !!! Such an accomplishment! Your dedication has paid off in sooo many ways!

Welcome to the forum. Lots of info here. The waters are mostly friendly Dive in!

 

[amynurse]

Congrats!! Great job!!

 

[Revo39564]

Woo-hoo !!! Such an accomplishment! Your dedication has paid off in sooo many ways!

Welcome to the forum. Lots of info here. The waters are mostly friendly Dive in!

It’s funny in the last 2 years I have lost the same weight as my wife weighs

 

[Drexeldragon216]

Today I have lost 100 lbs since April 16, 2024. A little early of my 6 month goal . Tirz helped but my fitness pal and a 1200 calorie diet were the main path used. Max weight was 2 years ago 385. 251.8 lbs this am. Today is also the one year anniversary of my parathyroidectomy. That ended my chronic fatigue , mental cloudiness and severe cramping….. sleep apnea gone, diabetes undetectable, etc

Dude, awesome work!

 

[zling]

Height: 5'2"

Starting weight: 157

Current weight: 151.5

Goal weight: 130ish TBD

Started: September 4, 2024

A month in and about 5 pounds lost! I've struggled with weight my whole life. Once I put it on, it seems impossible to get it off. Most of my immediate family is overweight/obese. I've been active my whole life but struggle with my diet. This year I've been better about it but it still fluctuates and it's been a SLOWWWW crawl down. I know it's just 5lbs but considering I've lost 11 pounds total since last year, that is a significant improvement.

I have only used Tirzepatide from compounding pharmacies. I was on the cusp, but I was pre-diabetic again (2nd time in a year) so I was able to get a prescription. I accidentally started off with a 4mg dose for my first shot. Been doing 2.5mg the last 3 weeks and will move up to 3.5mg tomorrow. Hoping to stay there for at least a month. Don't want to do more than 5mg if possible, especially now that compounding might be over.

Pics: weight chart October 2023-now, Sept 2024-now, me currently.

 

[MakeItaDouble]

Height: 5'2"

Starting weight: 157

Current weight: 151.5

Goal weight: 130ish TBD

Started: September 4, 2024

A month in and about 5 pounds lost! I've struggled with weight my whole life. Once I put it on, it seems impossible to get it off. Most of my immediate family is overweight and I'm the only one of my siblings who doesn't have hypothyroidism. I suspect its because I exercise and am a little more careful with my diet. I've been active my whole life but struggle with my diet. This year I've been better about it but it still fluctuates and it's been a SLOWWWW crawl down. I know it's just 5lbs but considering I've lost 11 pounds total since last year, that is a significant improvement.

I have only used Tirzepatide from compounding pharmacies. I accidentally started off with a 4mg dose for my first shot. Been doing 2.5mg the last 3 weeks and will move up to 3.5mg tomorrow. Hoping to stay there for at least a month. Don't want to do more than 5mg if possible, especially now that compounding might be over.

Pics: weight chart October 2023-now, Sept 2024-now, me currently.

Good for you for being positive about your weight loss even though it's been SLOWWWW. (Hope I didn't miss any 'W's ) Slow is good - that's about 1 lb/week. Of course we'd all like to lose faster but the truth is giving time for skin to shrink and allowing our bodies to adjust slowly is a good thing. I'm pretty slow, too, and the hardest part is not getting frustrated with it. In the past, it was easy to give up because it felt like it would never happen and it would all come back anyway, but now we know with these meds, we will be able to keep losing and then maintain. Keep up the good work!

 

[aDerpyPenguin]

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Just passed my month anniversary on Compound Tirz. Started at 5mg and moved to 7.5 last week (doesn’t show the shot for some reason). Have 2 months left of compound and then I’ll be moving to some I ordered through Amopure.

Started at 344.

Currently 323.

Goal is 215.

 

[Chizikitide-1977]

Welcome to the forum. Lots of info here. The waters are mostly friendly Dive in!

Revo has been here a while. Longer than you or I actually. He's also had some really good input on some of the discussions around here. I doubt anyone else here could do their own sterility tests.

@Revo39564 congrats! My hope is to loose about the same, but in around 2 years rather than 6 months. I'm 60% of the way there 10 months in.

 

[Revo39564]

Revo has been here a while. Longer than you or I actually. He's also had some really good input on some of the discussions around here. I doubt anyone else here could do their own sterility tests.

@Revo39564 congrats! My hope is to loose about the same, but in around 2 years rather than 6 months. I'm 60% of the way there 10 months in.

Had a severe fatty liver to motivate me. Yeah nothing ever grew out on multiple test .

 

[Revo39564]

Doesn’t matter how long it takes …. it’s the end results. Good luck

Revo has been here a while. Longer than you or I actually. He's also had some really good input on some of the discussions around here. I doubt anyone else here could do their own sterility tests.

@Revo39564 congrats! My hope is to loose about the same, but in around 2 years rather than 6 months. I'm 60% of the way there 10 months in.

 

[zling]

Good for you for being positive about your weight loss even though it's been SLOWWWW. (Hope I didn't miss any 'W's ) Slow is good - that's about 1 lb/week. Of course we'd all like to lose faster but the truth is giving time for skin to shrink and allowing our bodies to adjust slowly is a good thing. I'm pretty slow, too, and the hardest part is not getting frustrated with it. In the past, it was easy to give up because it felt like it would never happen and it would all come back anyway, but now we know with these meds, we will be able to keep losing and then maintain. Keep up the good work!

Thank you! You too!

I've always gained it all back plus more every time I've lost more than 2 pounds a week. Hopefully it'll be okay with tirz but I plan to titrate down and lose more slowly when I get closer to my goal weight. Still need to keep energy for exercise