
I took a 4 week break from semaglutide and here’s what happened
Less of You: Life on Semaglutide & TirzepatideShow Notes
Eva gets ghosted in the middle of an important situation and spirals for a day. Kami stops her meds and finds out what it feels like to be hungry again after two years.
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Eva + Kami are two old-ish moms with little kids confronting our reasons for being obese while losing weight on semaglutide and roasting our past selves. Sarcasm is our happy place.
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Co-hosts: Eva Sheie & Kami Gamlem Assistant Producers: Mary Ellen Clarkson & Hannah Burkhart Engineering: Victoria Cheng Theme music: Old Grump, Smartface
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