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I’m on the highest dose of semaglutide there is. I’ve been stalled for five months. My…

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Captured: Oct 10, 2026
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I’m on the highest dose of semaglutide there is. I’ve been stalled for five months. My doctor said there’s nothing left to try. Then I found out a woman in my group was losing steadily on a THIRD of my dose. Now I know why. There’s a moment I want to tell you about, because if you’re anywhere near the top of the GLP-1 dosing ladder, you’re headed toward it. It’s the moment your doctor runs out of ladder. I’m 58. Fourteen months on semaglutide. And five months ago, at my check-in, my doctor looked at my chart, looked at me, and said the sentence I’d been dreading since month six. “Diane, you’re at the maximum dose. There’s nothing left to try.” And then, because she’s not cruel, she offered me the consolation prize. “We could switch you to Zepbound. Different medication. We’d start the titration over.” Start over. Fourteen months in. New drug, new nausea, new months of climbing, new money. Or accept where I was. Let me back up, because I know the ladder. I climbed every rung of it. I started fourteen months ago. The starter dose gave me six good weeks and 9 pounds. Then it slowed, and we went up. The next dose bought me 8 more pounds. Then it slowed. We went up. And that became the shape of my whole year. Every increase bought me a few pounds and a few weeks of nausea. Then the scale would slow, then stop, and we’d climb again. Each rung bought a little less than the one before. Thirty one pounds total. I’m not ungrateful for them. But I have 25 more to lose. My kn

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