homura
Explorer
I just went through the rules, so I thought a short intro about me would be a good idea~
Homura works as my name. California is where I live, and my age is in the late 20’s. Sema was started roughly a year back, and once a stall hit, I wanted a community to exchange some thoughts with and receive feedback from.
My story probably matches so many others on here - as a kid I was always the fat one and disordered eating was such a struggle. Even after multiple years of therapy, gym visits, dieting, etc., getting a handle on it just never happened. Eventually a stimulant weight loss drug was prescribed to me for help, and help it did, but as a solution it was very short term. So compounded sema became my purchase. For the better, it truly changed my life, I’m still about 40lbs away from where I want to be, but my life feels much more manageable to live. After losing 70lbs I’m able to be active again, I feel much better about myself, and my seizures have improved too.
Being a “normal” person is great, not having this crazy food hunger always looming over me every second of the day!
Anyway, getting to know everyone more is something I look forward to. Thank you for giving me a chance.
Homura works as my name. California is where I live, and my age is in the late 20’s. Sema was started roughly a year back, and once a stall hit, I wanted a community to exchange some thoughts with and receive feedback from.
My story probably matches so many others on here - as a kid I was always the fat one and disordered eating was such a struggle. Even after multiple years of therapy, gym visits, dieting, etc., getting a handle on it just never happened. Eventually a stimulant weight loss drug was prescribed to me for help, and help it did, but as a solution it was very short term. So compounded sema became my purchase. For the better, it truly changed my life, I’m still about 40lbs away from where I want to be, but my life feels much more manageable to live. After losing 70lbs I’m able to be active again, I feel much better about myself, and my seizures have improved too.
Being a “normal” person is great, not having this crazy food hunger always looming over me every second of the day!
Anyway, getting to know everyone more is something I look forward to. Thank you for giving me a chance.