Ozempic Face...It's a thing?

vege57 wrote:Lose weight via a good diet and exercise and you wont have a problem

Casey Jones wrote:Not knowing a thing about the incident, I'd look to **INCOMPETENCE**.

I just did five days in hospital.  They're undermanned and who they have, are not that smart.  I was THREE DAYS before I could GET a toothbrush.  I had to repeatedly ask, to get washed.  I left the place with a nice case of jock itch, from lack of washing.

Moving me on the bed (orders were for me to be in a chair for so long every day) was sloppy and sometimes painful.  The chair itself was unfit for long use.  

The room was dingy, with marks on the wall paint - I know that room, it was the exact same one I was in eight years earlier, when it was outfitted as a sleep-study laboratory.  By coincidence, it was returned to normal hospital accommodations - the sleep lab having moved off-campus.  But it wasn't repainted.  As a sleep-study lab it was done up like a motel bedroom.  Marks on the wall from motel-style pictures, remained.  

Just...nobody gave a flying frig.  I could easily have been dropped, had I been an invalid.  Or just left with bedsores, if I was there for an extended period.

Calypso Jones wrote:https://www.aol.com/model-shares-warning-overdose-ozempic-113456751.html

she was overdosing.  She was taking what a @200 pound person should take and she was only 110 pounds.  
Nobody should be using it.    You're stupid if you trust these people..pig pharma and gov't.

Calypso Jones wrote:That is stupid.  I was somewhere...oh yes...went out to lunch with girlfriend...nice little restaurant, attractive waitress, beautiful red hair... and tattoos all over her arms...NOT attactive... she was a good waitress, i tipped her well.  Tattoos do not age well.

Casey Jones wrote:

Calypso Jones wrote:That is stupid.  I was somewhere...oh yes...went out to lunch with girlfriend...nice little restaurant, attractive waitress, beautiful red hair... and tattoos all over her arms...NOT attactive... she was a good waitress, i tipped her well.  Tattoos do not age well.

My current insurance agent...well, I didn't choose her; she got hired on after I came in as a customer.  She started as a receptionist, for an independent multiline agent in town, and after she finished college, she was offered a chance to get her licenses and be an agent.  She did, and my contract got moved to her work batch.

I don't mind.  She's sharp and she has people skills beyond a woman in her mid-twenties.  She has the answer, many times, and will call back if she doesn't know right away.  AND...she's a beauty.

Except.  SMEARED with tattoos - arms, chest and legs.  The agency is working out of an old mansion on the edge of downtown, and the owner of the agency doesn't like to air-condition it...probably too expensive, with the windows and high ceilings.  So she's dressed, tastefully but summer wear, and showing her legs.

It's terrible.  It's crap I  used to see in biker bars in the South, 40 years ago.  And, frankly...barring new technology, it's going to be impossible to remove so many of them.

Calypso Jones wrote:That is stupid.  I was somewhere...oh yes...went out to lunch with girlfriend...nice little restaurant, attractive waitress, beautiful red hair... and tattoos all over her arms...NOT attactive... she was a good waitress, i tipped her well.  Tattoos do not age well.

Calypso Jones wrote:https://www.aol.com/model-shares-warning-overdose-ozempic-113456751.html

she was overdosing.  She was taking what a @200 pound person should take and she was only 110 pounds.  
Nobody should be using it.    You're stupid if you trust these people..pig pharma and gov't.