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Why I Decided to Stop Using Ozempic Today

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Chapter 1: A Personal Journey

In a world where beauty standards often seem unattainable, being the only "plus-sized" member of the HERZ writing team can feel isolating. While my colleagues, including Blythe Walcott, Nicole Ploni, Hennessy Collins, and Stephanie Simonovitch, are stunningly beautiful, I often struggle with my own self-image.

I had been on Ozempic for approximately six weeks in hopes of shedding some pounds. However, after experiencing several mild side effects and realizing that the weight would likely return once I ceased the medication, I made the deeply emotional decision to stop taking Ozempic. This choice requires significant courage, and to express my feelings, I've written a poem. I hope it resonates with you.

Section 1.1: "Quitting Ozempic: A Poem by Lois Hunt"

In the mirror, I confront a face

A resilient woman, filled with grace

Yet, shadows echo with cruel disdain

A heavy heart conceals silent pain.

Men say I’m less, that I don’t fit in

My body’s shape seen as a sin

Their eyes judge me,

Their words sting deep

In this harsh chorus, I sometimes

...don't sing.

They ridicule the space I dare occupy

With every step, their glares apply

But they fail to recognize the heart inside

Or the battles I've fought with pride.

I am beyond their limited view

A liberated soul, forever true

Their taunts can’t bind my spirit free

For I possess a depth they’ll never see.

I carry love, a gentle grace

A courageous spirit that time won’t erase

I am the moon, the stars, the sun

In my universe, I am the one.

Their words may wound, but can’t break

The strength within that I refuse to forsake

For I embody beauty, fierce and bold

Each curve tells a story, waiting to be told.

So to the mirror, I gently say

Reflect my strength, not their dismay

For I stand tall and I belong

In this body, vibrant and strong.

Let society's shaming voices fade

In my heart, love will never evade

For I am more than what others see

A complete woman, proud to be me.

Thank you for reading. Today, I am choosing to stop Ozempic.

Chapter 2: What Happens Next?

The first video, "This is what happens when you stop taking Ozempic," explores the impacts of discontinuing the medication and provides insights into the experiences of others who have made similar decisions.

In the second video, "I stopped Ozempic and this is what happened to me!!! Diabetic tells the good, bad and ugly," a diabetic shares their personal journey, highlighting both the benefits and challenges faced after quitting Ozempic.

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