This is the second 'round' of it I've been on, having stopped taking it after three months (the injections got to me), having a break then going back on it.
First thing I've now noticed... it 'works' for about two months, then the appetite suppressant component wears off.
I'm at that point again now. It is frustrating, as I really NEED that suppressant component. It suppresses your portion capacity as well, which is bloody fantastic.
I know I should be able to lose weight without any drugs, I've done it before. But, I'm broken from being on and off a diet for literally my ENTIRE ADULT LIFE! I need that help.
So, because Trulicity has stopped working again, I'm going to do what worked (inadvertently) last time... and stop taking it for a month. Let my body take a break from it, then go back on it.
That way, I'm hoping the full effects kick in again, and it stops me feeling hungry all the time.
I will take Metformin in the meantime for my diabetes, having talked with my Dr about it. He's fine with me doing this btw. Whatever works for me is fine with him.
I'm not exactly looking forward to the Metformin, but needs must.
I am going to work very hard on my WILL POWER helping over the next month. I'm sooooo close to another 'big' goal... and hope to attain it in a couple of weeks time.
Right, boring weight/diet twaddle over, back to today.
We bought 'something' yesterday, If YOU can guess what, I'll gift you a runner, or two bowl cosys. I will keep posting this, until someone gets it right.
ABOVE: I forgot to take the butt ugly Elf to market on Saturday, so Lacy adopted it. She's welcome to it.




Oh, good. I'm happy that the ugly elf has found a home. I'm sure Lacy will get a kick out of it.
ReplyDeleteI hope your new plan works for you. I know it must be so frustrating for you and I wish you well. Maybe eat an apple in-betwen meals. That and some almonds. Keep a handful of almonds in your pocket and nosh on one or two every now and then. That and an apple should help you to feel full versus empty.
ReplyDeleteIs your new purchase remodeling your guest bath? Ky Girl
NOPE, try again. We also do not have a guest bathroom.
DeleteI think Lacy and the elf are a good fit. The elf even looks happier. ;-) Ky Girl
ReplyDeleteNew washer and dryer? Ky Girl
ReplyDeleteNOPE, try again.
DeleteI got it....you're going on a cruise! Ky Girl
ReplyDeleteNOPE, try again. I don't think I could do a cruise, can't bear the thought of being 'inside' a ship. Got TITANIC nerves. lol
DeleteOMG, you would LOVE a cruise!!!!! Get a balcony cabin so you are not 'inside'. The only trouble with cruising is that it's addictive... we are off on another Mediterranean cruise next year. Oh, guesses... something to exercise on? exercycle etc?
DeleteTotally not sure about that, could I fish off the side? I'd love that then.
DeleteA smaller BBQ, like a weber or similar - Margaret
ReplyDeleteBeen thinking about that, but no, that's not what we bought. Try again.
DeleteUmmmmm, you got an Air fryer?
ReplyDeleteAshlee Melbourne
My Samsung Duel Oven is also an air fryer, so nope. Try again.
DeleteA new mattress ? Peta
ReplyDeleteNOPE, try again.
DeleteAlso being overweight or obese is now considered a medical condition and the new weight loss medications are there to help people...they is no such thing as you should be able to do it yourself...people get medications for many conditions such as high blood pressure, cholesterol control, giving up smoking etc etc...all these conditions could also easily be put down to "being able to make changes yourself without medications, but are not..as they could also be controlled with lowering weight etc..so you taking the Trulicity not only helps with weight control but puts your diabetes in a normal range which is fantastic for people with diabetes. Uncontrolled diabetes is a "silent killer"....Ozempic 1mg helps with the glucose control but does not help with weight loss as the dose is too low...Wegovey(same drug) is given at a higher dose and does help with weight loss but I think Mounjaro is the better drug as it has two active medications that help...some of these drugs as very expensive and once stopped the weight can go back on but they are designed for long term use, maybe even lifelong. Peta
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