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October 18
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A MyObesityTeam Member

I have lost 104 pounds. I have saggy skin on my arms. I carry most of my weight around the middle,so no sagging there.

October 22
A MyObesityTeam Member

My insurance doesn't pay for my GLP1 either. I'm paying direct for a compound. $115/mo no matter the dose for tirz

3 days ago
A MyObesityTeam Member

Thanks Lisa and SUPER FREAKING AWESOME!!! CONGRATULATIONS on the weight loss!!

October 23
A MyObesityTeam Member

Thank you Pat for sharing. I’ve lost 85 pounds and I have the exact same sagging areas. I need to lose another 80 and I’m worried about how bad the loose and sagging skin will get. I want skin removal surgery but it’s not likely my insurance will cover it because they won’t even cover GLP-1. despite me being class 3 morbidly obese with co-morbidity of hypertension, sleep apnea, high cholesterol and asthma.

October 22
A MyObesityTeam Member

I've lost over 80+ pounds and I'm experiencing some lose skin all over my body. My face is sagging, my neck has more lines, my thighs are hanging a little, my but feels like I'm sitting on something, my stomach is hanging a little not much, but my flaps some. I wish there were something to do about this and I'm not talking about surgery. I'm still supposed to be losing at least 20 more pounds.

October 21

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