I'm going to the doctor on the 15th for my spine to see if there's actually anything wrong with it, and while I'm there, I'm going to get my A1C checked because diabetes runs in the family. My grandpa on my dad's side had it, my dad had it, my mom has it, and a few other family members (probably due to most of them being obese). And I feel like I'm a bad person.
While there is a chance I will need it, I feel like a bad person because I'm like...a little excited to get on Ozempic if that's an option?
I don't know. Maybe I really am. I just know the idea of even being pushed in the direction of losing all this fat is so nice, even though I'm basically cheating. But does it really count as cheating if it ends up being a treatment option? I see a lot of discourse about that.
Please please PLEASE tell me if I'm actually an a-hole for thinking this.
While there is a chance I will need it, I feel like a bad person because I'm like...a little excited to get on Ozempic if that's an option?
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I don't know. Maybe I really am. I just know the idea of even being pushed in the direction of losing all this fat is so nice, even though I'm basically cheating. But does it really count as cheating if it ends up being a treatment option? I see a lot of discourse about that.
![silent](https://2img.net/i/fa/i/smiles/icon_silent.png)
Please please PLEASE tell me if I'm actually an a-hole for thinking this.