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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Go to a real doctor?[/quote]

I have been to two "real doctors". one prescribed ozempic and the other wegovy. thank you for your concern.[/quote]

Then why aren’t you trying Wegovy? Because you have to pay? You’ll have to pay for the ozempic too. Thousands. [/quote]

OMG OMG aren't you happy that i will be punished for being fat. i will pay thousands THOUSANDS!!

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Mine is $15/month because I have diabetes. You don’t.  [/quote]

NP.  For someone who gave himself type Ii diabetes mellitus through, cumulatively, years of poor health choices under their control…. You are confusingly smug about the OP’s BMI. It’s entirely unclear why you would feel superior to OP? I mean, your attempts at diet modification were so abysmal (or absent) that you killed your pancreas.

OP’s A1c tells us her pancreas isn’t as jacked up as yours is, by your own poor choices over a lifetime.

Congrats?

In the culpability olympics, OP > you at this point on the timeline. If my insurance premiums must increase, I’d rather they benefit her over you. As it is, I’m sure I’m already indirectly paying for your DM-related glaucoma, erectile dysfunction, CKD meds and maybe foot care amd cardiac meds. [/quote]

I’m not overweight and didn’t get type 2 from poor choices. You can also be thin and get type 2 diabetes. [/quote]

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