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I have had an amazing experience with Ozempic this last year! I have been able to drop close to 80 lbs give or take ! I have been extremely lucky Not to have any side effects that were unmanageable! I feel like a New Woman in that I am no longer under the care of a Pulmonologist for shortness of breath…I take only one BP medication instead of three….I no longer need the Imdur every morning…and I Look great! I also just treated myself to a bilateral Mammoplasty with a Reduction (A BoobJob) and just 9 days after surgery my thoracic spine pain is Almost gone! It seems that I will need still some neck surgery but that is down the Road! If you can get access to this Medication by all means Try it! It is Not for Everyone but I will sing its praises forever!
My positive experience has been with Ozempic. I was first prescribed it in June 2024. Was off it for about a month and a half because the VA would not pay for it until I tried Jardiance first, which I had a reaction to, then they prescribed Ozempic again. Ozempic was first made for treating type 2 diabetes, then other benefits surfaced. The same medication that is prescribed for weight loss is Wegovy. I have lost about 30 pounds, and still on the road to reach my goal, which is at another approximately 30 pounds, and had no side effects (which all my other medicines might be hiding). Everyone might not get such positive results from it, but some will. I wish everyone well.
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