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You inspired me! I had to check. 😂 Thank you! I feel like I did some A+ adulting!

I did not wake up anywhere near as loopy and high on life as my husband did, which was a little disappointing TBH, but I felt relaxed, warm, and fuzzy.

The worst part was of course all the worrying leading up to it, but I don't need to do it again for 5 years. Everyone at the hospital was great and it was over in a blink. I remembered rolling onto my side in the room and then I was waking up and they were giving me cookies and juice and my husband.

OMG! 😂 I bet they've heard much crazier things. I read your messages right before I got to the hospital and I had not met this doctor before today, so I did a really quick search when we got there and determined my doctor was thankfully very average-looking. 😅 He was very nice, though!

It was not something I am eager to repeat, but it looks like I won't need another one for 5 years, so that's a relief. The boring Jello flavors is right! Haha, I bet your sandwich was delicious, though! I had a sandwich and some soup today, but tomorrow anything is fair game. 😂

That's good to know! I can be, and I didn't feel great after chugging the second round of prep and water this morning. I actually have some zofran at home, I will bring one with and mention it to them.

I know it's routine and it'll be okay, it's just a little scary the first time.

I am very much looking forward to that part! And being able to eat solid food again lol. Sean had his first one last year and was riding high on the propofol for awhile after, he said he never felt better.

I turn 45 next summer, so I would have been due for my first colonoscopy very soon anyway, but I got a head start. I'm pretty nervous about colonoscopy/upper endoscopy because I've never been put under for anything before and it kind of terrifies me.

It is NOT dumb at all! It's definitely disappointing when you've been looking forward to something and it doesn't happen. Being an adult is so overrated. 💜

Same! I don't ever commit to actually sticking them on something either, that would ruin the purity of the sticker. 😅

Oh, I'm even more sorry to hear that! I hope you feel better and can get lots of rest and try to see them again. 💜

I'm so sorry to hear that! I hope you feel better and can still do everything you planned. 💜

It was rough for me the first few weeks on the 2.5 mg, and then again for about a week when I switched to 5 mg after a month, but after that, my symptoms have gotten much better the longer I'm on it. I still have some nausea around the injection day, but it's minimal and it's all worth it to me.

I think it's great that she trusts you to make your own decision! And I also think it's a good decision. My first few weeks on the lowest dose of Zepbound were rough. It is a huge adjustment for your body. It almost felt like my body was in shock a bit at first because I was eating SO much less food