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My fiancé and I need movie recommendations for tonight 😭

I’m personally a huge fan of 2000s rom coms but I swear I’ve probably seen l all of them at this point, but I’m definitely open to suggestions for it

So genres : romance, comedy, feel-good movies, fun thrillers, comfort movies, honestly almost anything.

just preferably nothing super heavy, depressing, or anxiety-inducing because movies are basically my escape from stress lol.

What are your favorite movies to watch with your significant other?

I’m not sure if this is okay to ask here, so apologies if it isn’t. I was wondering if anyone would be willing to tell me where I could watch Trish’s Euphoria self tape, or possibly send it to me privately.

I know it’s a Patreon video, and I completely respect that creators deserve support for their work. I’d genuinely love to subscribe someday, but right now all of my money goes toward bills and taking care of my son, so luxuries for myself just aren’t something I can really afford at the moment. I totally understand if nobody is comfortable sharing it. I just thought I’d ask nicely in case anyone was willing to help me out. 🤍

Good shows for my fiancé and I to start together?

We’ve finished or caught up on all our usuals and need something NEW that’ll actually hook both of us

I have Netflix, prime, Apple TV, Hulu, Disney +, (and all those things like tubi, fubo, peacock… the free ones 😂)

Hey yall. I’m wondering your favorite injection sites. When I was on semaglutide in the past, I usually did my stomach 2 fingers away from belly button. People had said they had most weight loss there lol. Idk how true that is. But now I’m on compounded tirzepatide / b6 and I just wanna know where yall do it, how you’d rate each site by pain, difficulty, and results

My tirzepatide is finally getting here today and of course I had to get my monthly friend yesterday. my cramps are so bad so I’m wondering if taking my first shot of tirzepatide (ever) will make the period symptoms much worse since some symptoms are the same? Anyone have advice on this

My package was shipped out ups 2nd day air on Friday. May 8.

May 9 it was moving through transit got to Kentucky.

May 10 it departed and I got a notification it would be arriving tomorrow on May 11 early because it was originally May 12

may 11 it arrived in Hartford.

Then may 11 around noon shrewsbury ma (legit 40 min from where I live)

And then it changed to package delayed until tomorrow, May 12 at 9 PM.

What’s the longest you guys have? Had your GLP 1 in route? I’m so afraid it’s going to go bad.

Weird question but what is the latest time you’ve received a text or email from the pharmacy hub? For BPI. I just looked at their website and it says they close at one everyday, so I didn’t know if that means text don’t come in after that. For order being ready / receiving tracking

I’m getting 3 months of tirzepatide through BPI pharmacy

My initial visit was May 5th.

I received the visit summary and invoice late that night and paid it first thing the morning of the 6th.

May 6th / 8:30 pm recieved the message that my order was received, and being processed. And that when it’s placed with the partner pharmacy tracking will be available via portal

I’ve done my reading on these threads and heard a few different things. How do I hear from BPI? Is it through email, from them? Because I hear the portal usually is the last place to update.

Also just hearing y’all’s timelines as new patients through this pharmacy would be helpful. Sooo soo eager:)

PomHealth recommended a much more conservative start than I expected for the first few months. Has anyone still had good results this way, or did you end up switching providers? I’ve been considering Orderly but wanted honest experiences first.

Hey everyone, I’m new to PomHealth and just finished my intake process for compounded tirzepatide. I left the call feeling a little discouraged/confused and wanted to hear from others who’ve used the program.

I’m not brand new to GLP-1s. Last year I used compounded semaglutide through another provider and tolerated it well overall, but the long-term pricing became difficult for me to maintain.

I decided to try tirzepatide because I’ve heard a lot of positive experiences from people, especially regarding appetite control and metabolic support. I’m currently heavier than I’ve been in years, so I was hopeful starting this process.

During intake, it sounded like my provider prefers a very cautious/conservative starting approach because of my BMI/history. I completely understand wanting to prioritize safety, but I’ll admit it made me nervous about whether I’ll still see good progress for the cost of the program.

For anyone who started conservatively:
- Did you still have good results?
- Did tirzepatide feel more effective for you than semaglutide?
- Did your treatment plan evolve over time after your provider monitored your response?

I’m mainly just looking for reassurance and hearing others’ experiences because I’m trying to decide whether to stick with the program. Thanks!

Hey everyone, I just started the process of getting compounded tirzepatide through PomHealth and I’m feeling a little discouraged/confused after my intake call, so I’d really appreciate some insight from people with experience.

Background: I’m not completely new to GLP-1s. Last year I did compounded semaglutide through IVIM’s jumpstart program and tolerated it well. It definitely helped, but the pricing became way too expensive after the first few months.

I decided to try tirzepatide because I’ve heard really good things about it, especially for metabolic issues/possible PCOS-related symptoms.

I’m 5’5 and currently around 159–163 lbs (my weight fluctuates a lot). My normal healthy range for most of my adult life has been closer to 128–135, so this is the heaviest I’ve been in a long time and I really want to get ahead of it now.

During the intake call, there was initially concern that I might not qualify based on BMI, which surprised me because I am technically overweight according to BMI calculators. After rechecking my weight, I was approved.

What confused me was the dosing plan they described for the 3-month starter program. It sounded much slower/lower than what I’ve commonly seen discussed here. The explanation was that compounded tirzepatide is handled differently and that they prefer a slower approach depending on BMI/history.

I totally understand wanting to prioritize safety, but I guess I’m nervous about spending this kind of money and not knowing whether the slower approach will still be effective.

So I wanted to ask:

1. Has anyone here been started on a slower titration plan and still had good results?

2. Did tirzepatide feel significantly stronger/more effective for you than semaglutide, even at lower doses?

3. Were you able to discuss dose adjustments with your provider later on after showing good tolerance?

4. Is it common for providers to be more conservative with dosing if your BMI is lower than some other patients using GLP-1s?

I’m not trying to rush anything unsafe — just trying to understand if this is normal and whether I should stick with the program. Thank you!!

Hey everybody, I just began the process of getting compounded tirzepatide through Pom health. and im kind of upset from what I heard but maybe just confused so please help!!

For the 3 month program they’re just offering me 2.0 mg - 4.5 - 4.5 …
Where as orderly meds would give a much better titration schedule. I basically want to hear everyone’s thoughts on what I should do. I’m kind of disappointed after hearing this with Pom health because. I already paid the $75 fee.