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I did hear about that the other day. Quit surprising that this is just coming up now where as many people have been using these drugs for quite some time for weight control rather than what they were originally designed for (Type 2 Diabetes). Sorry I can't help you as I don't take these drugs. Based on what I heard the risk factor is said to be low but it's there in any case and people with certain conditions are more likely to have this vision issue over others. There's some info. available on the net about this. I can certainly understand your concern - I would have the same coincern if I were thinking of going that route.

We are 10 days away. I need a vacation so bad lol. I took today off of my day job because its a holiday and daycare is not open but my daughter has to work. Cravings are not too bad today. My grandaughter and I have watched monsters Inc, made lunch, went for a walk and now we are watching Luca. Tonight i have to work my night job. Not looking forward to it

I quit cigarettes about seven months ago and started walking and lifting to keep the weight from creeping up, which has mostly worked. My doctor brought up a GLP-1 medication since I'm still carrying extra pounds, but I saw something online about the FDA ordering a warning for a rare eye condition called NAION tied to these drugs. That's the part giving me pause. I'm not looking to trade one health risk for another, and I'm not sure whether the risk is something only for people with existing eye issues or if it's broad. I haven't asked my doctor about it yet because I wanted to hear from people actually using these meds. If you're on one for weight, did the eye warning come up with your prescriber, and how did you weigh it against the benefits while staying smoke-free? Appreciate any real-world perspective.

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As our friend Bakon, the person who started this game, once said: "Sticks are so dumb we lose even when chicks aren't playing" 😂🤣

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Andy you bloody nog! That’s 20! So I’m 0…….

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I like the point about giving the mind something else to focus on. For me, the hard puzzles and games work better than just telling myself to ignore a craving, since idle hands seem to invite the nagging thoughts back. The repetition idea is useful too — a short phrase to ride out the urge rather than fighting it. I haven't tried that approach with sudoku specifically, but the reasoning makes sense. Thanks for bumping it for those of us still working through the early days.