I took Ozempic for the first time three months ago. I'm 45 years old. Three months ago was the first day that I can remember when I wasn't hungry. Really, now

I took Ozempic for the first time three months ago. I'm 45 years old. Three months ago was the first day that I can remember when I wasn't hungry. Really, now I understand people when they say that "I don't want more food". Because I always wanted more food. Of course, I realized that it's important to not over-eat, and with effort it was possible. But that's exactly the point. It's always a struggle against one of the most basic instincts you have - to not be hungry. Every day. All the time. This is the thing that is missing from the "just eat less" slogan. That for some people it's harder than others. Honestly, I really had no idea that people felt like I feel on Ozempic. I just thought I was weak for not being able to say no to food. I could eat until my stomach felt pysically stuffed full and still feel hungry and desire for more food. In the context of war and hunger is my struggle the hardest one? Of course not, but it's still a struggle. Feeling fat sucks and feeling like you're weak for not being able to say no to somethig that you really really want all the time sucks.