AN ODE TO THE PIN

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OzzyFit

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I feel a little embarrassed admitting this—well, maybe just a little,

but nearly every night, the pin is something I look forward to.

The wipe with alcohol, the steps done just so,

a habit that sits somewhere in the middle.

Reta is there, patient, holding hunger off,

helping me quietly as each day passes.

Then comes GHK-CU, going after repair,

saying softly, "Keep building—you're getting there."

And NAD+... what is there to say?

That spicy stick gets my day going.

It stings briefly, then it's over fast—

a small nudge: "I'm working on you."

Some people go for coffee, others pour tea,

while I have my tiny lab looking back at me.

Vials arranged like an odd little crew,

every one with a job, every one with something to do.

So yes, I'm embarrassed, but only somewhat.

When the time comes, I smile—I have to say it.

Not because of the needle, not for the sting,

but for whatever hope tomorrow may bring.

Does anyone else feel excited for the pin? Or am I borderline crack addict?
 
Nice verse 🙂

There was a time when I actually anticipated it; these days it's just part of my schedule.

Let me say this: stacking Mito alongside Lipo-c and TRT simultaneously... that was overkill...

23 injections per week....

Sure, plenty of people handle more.. but I'm not repeating that, it only lasted a handful of weeks where they overlapped.. still, WOW...
 
Mine is 11 pins weekly — 9 sub q plus 2 intramuscular — and yes, I look forward to them too lol. On the weeks where I'm doing everything right, every single shot feels like it is paying off.
 
Skidude said:

Nice verse 🙂

There was a time when I actually anticipated it; these days it's just part of my schedule.

Let me say this: stacking Mito alongside Lipo-c and TRT simultaneously... that was overkill...

23 injections per week....

Sure, plenty of people handle more.. but I'm not repeating that, it only lasted a handful of weeks where they overlapped.. still, WOW...
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Right now I’m doing 15 pins each week. My guess is that excitement about certain peps keeps me going while I wait to see what they’ll do. That said, at work my belly itches all day long. Looks like I need to pick up some anti-itch lotion or something.
 
Skidude said:

Nice verse 🙂

There was a time when I actually anticipated it; these days it's just part of my schedule.

Let me say this: stacking Mito alongside Lipo-c and TRT simultaneously... that was overkill...

23 injections per week....

Sure, plenty of people handle more.. but I'm not repeating that, it only lasted a handful of weeks where they overlapped.. still, WOW...
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At my peak, I was doing 24 pins every week.

Each dose of the CJC/Ipa blend was 250mcg, taken 2x per day (14/week), KLOW once daily (7/week), and Reta on a 3-day schedule (2-3/week).

These days I'm at 16/week. Reta 2x/week, HGH every day, KLOW every day. Pens have made a difference as well.
 
Redz said:

Mine is 11 pins weekly — 9 sub q plus 2 intramuscular — and yes, I look forward to them too lol. On the weeks where I'm doing everything right, every single shot feels like it is paying off.
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I'm 39 and I've not had energy like this since I was 19. Last week I got through 3 workouts in 1 day. I used to play basketball all day long when I was younger. Peps make me feel like I could do that again.
 
Bravooooo!! 👏🏻 That poem is great!

I've only been on gray for about 2 months, but I have to say, every night before bed I actually anticipate my pinning routine. It comes across as progress, particularly when the numbers on the scales drop and when I check the mirror and no longer feel shame and self hatred — instead I notice change, determination, maybe even potential. That feeling beats any drug I've ever used or abused.

Say it with me:

Never going back!

Never going back!

Never going back!
 
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