Newbie from Ohio

jojofries2

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Hi All!

Just starting my dive into the GLP1 journey. Some background. I've struggled with my weight ever since I left the military. PTSD led to weight gain led to sleep apnea which led to a multitude of other health issues. My wife and I had a child about 16 months ago and I really want to get back on track so I can be able to enjoy my time with him as he grows up. I tried compounded sema last year through a local physician. I spent a 10 of money to get 2 small vials that lasted me all of 2 months at a dose that did absolutely nothing. I said screw it and just went back to my usual routine. My weight has settled into an area that I am not comfortable. I work out regularly, and I have a good nutritional knowledge. I just struggle with sticking to good nutritional choices because of the constant food noise. I eat and 5 minutes later I am already thinking about food again. I know I shouldn't be hungry, but my brain keeps telling me I need to eat. I've made it anywhere from 1-2 weeks before falling off the wagon. So discouraging. I've talked to my health care providers about GLP medication. My insurance won't cover it. The VA gave me a hard time when I brought it up. So here I am. Doing my own research to hopefully get things moving in the right direction. Just wanted to say hi and give a little background info on me. I'm 44 5'9" and 225 lbs. I'm uncomfortable in my clothes. I easily get winded from things that normal people don't consider difficult. On the plus side, I do enjoy lifting weights and working out. I can eat the same food day in and day out for months at a time. I have no problem hitting protein goals on a daily basis. I just need to shut off the voice inside my head that keeps telling me I'm hungry and need to eat. Anyways... looking forward to learning more and speaking to some of the experience vets in here!
 
Hello and congratulations with your new baby! This is a great place to learn and explore different options. I've learned a lot by just reading and even got some help from really cool people. I wish that the VA would help the vets more. Thank you for your service and good luck to you!
 
I was in a very similar situation including weight and goals, I found tirz to be effective to manage the noise and reduce the desire to be food motivated.
As someone who likes to cook, grocery shop, serve friends, collect cooking utensils, etc my life was heavily impacted by the change. It was a hobby that kept me fat- Although I made some effort, the Tirz was a miracle and made the whole process much easier.

What felt like picking up a 150lb weight suddenly felt like a 20lb weight. That is my experience.
I hope you have the same!

Good luck

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