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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m 52. Have worked out my entire life. I’m very tall and have always been bulky but strong.  I get up at 5 am to work out. I eat 170O calories a day. I don’t drink. I’m in better shape than most 30 year olds I work out with.  I hit menopause and gained 20 pounds out of nowhere and blood work completely off.  I was fortunate enough to get Wegovy and insurance covers it. It helped regulate me again and i lost the extra weight that came out of nowhere. I could give 2 sh*ts what any of you think that I’m taking a short cut or breaking the rules. I 💯 percent guarantee I work harder and eat less than 90 percent of you. [/quote]

Nobody needed your life story but wouldn’t HRT have done this? It’s an estrogen imbalance that causes midsection weight gain in menopause. [/quote]

No. The point of my story is that there are people like myself on weight loss drugs who work out, eat healthy and aren’t lazy. I find it ironic that this thread is full of diabetics ( likely because of lifestyle) angry that overweight people benefit from the same drug. It’s like the pot calling the kettle black. [/quote]

FACTS! All these diabetics have some nerve, with their equally unhealthy a$$! Give me a f'ing break. [/quote]

Yes. Sorry you live in denial that somehow the lifestyle diabetic is more deserving than the lifestyle obese individual. They are both equally deserving or undeserving as any rational person would see it. But the diabetic whiner, “ but you are taking MY medicine away from me” is clearly not rational. [/quote]

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