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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m type 1.5 (LADA) which is adult onset type 1 diabetes. I’m taking ozempic until my pancreas stops working in 5-6 years and I need insulin. This isn’t a lifestyle choice, I’m not fat, and it’s genetic. But I guess op is fine with people like me struggling to get my medication because despite just people want to say, there is a shortage of the 2mg dose. It’s had to find because people are getting that dose, so they can save money paying out of pocket, when they’re prescribed a lower dose.

You kind of suck op. I don’t really have an issue with people wanting ozempic to lose weight, but op is so entitled, I hope she has to pay full price.

Also, good luck getting a pharmacist to fill your prescription, so try to get it online. Pharmacists are gate keeping this medication. [b]More than one person at Walgreens and CVS have told me they are making sure the people who actually need this medication are getting it.[/quote][/b]

This is BS and I doubt it’s true.  I’m temporarily taking Ozempic because Wegovy is out of stock. The pharmacist doesn’t know anything about my health history. It’s not their decision to make. They do not get to assume I’m trying to lose vanity pounds and therefore less deserving.  Contrary to many posters’ opinions here, there ARE certain people for whom these drugs are protective beyond weight loss. [/quote]

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