Thanks. Basically Ozempic made it hard to eat. It paralyzes the stomach so eventually my stomach shrank too. I just couldn't tolerate the 4 to 5 days of hardly eating anything because of the full feeling. Last year I know French fries were stuck in my stomach for about 3 days. I know because they came back up after throwing up. It's not a healthy way to lose weight but it was also controlling my diabetes so I barely needed the meds. I just hated the side effects. I hope I could lose it with will power and exercise but i don't have the ability to do even a 30 minute walk. I get what you mean though. I also have thyroid supplements and yeah losing weight is hard but possible.
I also have a heck of a time getting myself to exercise. I actually got help with it when I participated in a little group class on ADHD skills. The advice was to have sort of like an ideal target, e.g., 30 min walk 4x/week, but also have a minimum goal, e.g., 10 min of stretching 2x/week. I am, at least, stretching so better than nothing. If you would like to do a 30 min walk, would it be worth trying to go for just 10 and build from there? No pressure - we all have our reasons.