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JamalR93 started following How does taking Ozempic make you feel? Type 2 Diabetes , My doctor said one thing??? , Failing at everything and 5 others
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My doctor said one thing???
Glad to see this. You look great!
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Failing at everything
I completely understand how overwhelming and frustrating this sounds! I went through something similar after my own surgery, and the dietary challenges can feel absolutely maddening. First, it's awesome that you're still killing it with weight loss despite all these complications. That's genuinely impressive, especially given how many obstacles you're facing. The food intolerances you're describing sound incredibly challenging - becoming sensitive to sugars, proteins, and experiencing such intense nausea must be so difficult. Have you spoken with a nutritionist who specializes in post-surgical dietary support? They might help you develop some alternative protein strategies that work with your specific intolerances. I know when I was struggling, finding specialized support made a huge difference. For the water intake, 40-48 oz isn't terrible, but I get why you're worried. Maybe try smaller, more frequent sips throughout the day instead of trying to drink larger amounts? And definitely keep checking in with your medical team about your hydration and nutrition. The mental aspect of food aversion is real and valid. It sounds like your body is going through significant adjustments, and it's okay to be patient with yourself. Some days will be harder than others, but you're clearly committed to your health journey. Hang in there - this challenging phase won't last forever. Keep communicating with your medical team and don't be afraid to ask for help or alternative solutions. You've got this!
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Back into fitness
Hey Reggie, welcome! Love your mindset, small changes really do add up. Looking forward to learning and sharing along the way. Great to have you here!
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Approved!
Thank you! I really appreciate the support, hoping everything keeps moving smoothly from here! 🤞
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Approved!
I’ve wrapped up most of my pre-op now, just waiting on my final clearance. Feels like it’s getting real!
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Approved!
That’s amazing news, congrats! Getting that call after all the waiting and hurdles must’ve felt so good. I’m still in the pre-op stage, so it’s super encouraging to see things moving forward for others. Hope your surgery date comes through quickly! Keep us posted!
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Absolutely shattered ??
Totally get it! I’m pre-op but I’ve seen others hit that wall too after big losses. Looks like you're doing all the right things, hopefully it's just your body adjusting and it passes soon.
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How does taking Ozempic make you feel? Type 2 Diabetes
I take lantus and metformin ER and have no GI issues. thank you for your reply.
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Two years since sleeve
That’s a lot to deal with, thanks for keeping us updated. Have you had the procedure yet, or is it still coming up? Really hope everything goes smoothly and that you're starting to feel better soon.
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How does taking Ozempic make you feel? Type 2 Diabetes
Ok. How many days did it take you to get approved by their program?
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Nervousness Before Surgery
Totally normal to feel nervous, you're not alone. I’m pre-op too, and the closer it gets, the more my mind spirals sometimes. Talking it out here really helps. You’ve worked hard for this, trust the process.
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How does taking Ozempic make you feel? Type 2 Diabetes
Thanks. May I know how much you pay for your Ozempic?
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Did anyone else feel weird buying smaller clothes?
I hear you, feels like we just swap one struggle for another. You're not alone in this.
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How does taking Ozempic make you feel? Type 2 Diabetes
Considering ozempic… really struggling with weight gain, I have pcos, and dieting is not helping. Is ozempic any good?
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Did anyone else feel weird buying smaller clothes?
I can totally relate to that! Still figuring out what flatters versus what covers everything up.
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