Tim

Hi, thanks for having me.

I appreciate to be part of this conversation.

So my number was like 220.

I was carrying 220 for years, which was overweight for me.

That's your enough point?

Never mind, enough point.

At five, eight and a half, even that was a bigger number than I ever liked.

So several years ago, I had about a six-month window of pretty heavy family stress.

My mother had a stroke, brother had major heart surgery, and my other brother was diagnosed with stage four colon cancer.

So I kind of ate all that on and got up to 246.

So that was about a little over a year ago.

So a friend of ours had real good success with the program.

And I knew my father died of a heart attack years ago and had four previous heart attacks and a stroke as well.

So I knew the heart thing was a real threat.

Went on Zepbound, lost, I'd say I was a super responder.

I dropped in a hurry.

I dropped 60 probably in five months, hit 70 by six months, tapered the dose, got to where I am now, which is 185.

So my question is, now that I'm at a good weight, my blood level's been good, blood pressure's really good.

Great.

You know, do I have to stay on it forever?