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Attilatheblond

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2. No experience with Mounjaro so no opinion there. But I STRONGLY agree with the sister who says get PT!

Reply to Not Heidi (Original post)

Thu Aug 7, 2025, 03:55 PM

Aug 7

Truly helped my balance and lower body strength, which has made other exercise and PT possible. Still have a messed up spine, but better balance and movement has made life a lot better. As I add simple targeted exercises, all over pain management is much better and I don't end up crying in Epsom salt baths very often now.

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Mounjaro [View all] Not Heidi Aug 7 OP

I worry about tripping and falling as well. I've always been uncoordinated in a klutz. Walleye Aug 7 #1

Trekking poles - excellent idea. Not Heidi Aug 7 #3

I am so old now that I don't care what people think. But there is a large variety of these on Amazon. Walleye Aug 7 #4

No experience with Mounjaro so no opinion there. But I STRONGLY agree with the sister who says get PT! Attilatheblond Aug 7 #2

I was on Trulicity for years and lost 50 pounds LetMyPeopleVote Aug 7 #5

I'm on Trulicity 1.5 woodsprite Aug 7 #6

My endocrinologist likes Mounjaro over Ozempic or Trulicity LetMyPeopleVote Aug 7 #7

Thanks - good to know! n/t Not Heidi Aug 8 #10

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The main advantage over Ozempic is that it's generic Warpy Aug 7 #8

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