Yesterday I elected to go to my normal gym since I was just going to do the treadmill. Today, however, I headed to the new gym. I got a free 3-day guest pass. Despite being there on Sunday, I was forced to do an official tour and learn about pricing and membership options. This was a bit of a time suck and it was a busy time at the gym, so I was stressed about whether or not I would get an opportunity to do everything I wanted to do. However, it was worth the time because I learned I could get a discount working for UCHealth that would bring my membership cost to $8.86/month. My mom could also get the top tier membership for free. I currently pay $25/month, so it'd save me some money. I like that. Also, I just feel like my workout was so much better today than it's been at the other gym. So, I'll finish up my free passes and then probably switch to that gym officially.
Tomorrow's going to be a full day and I'm going to have to try my hand at showering and getting ready at the gym after my workout, which I'm slightly anxious about because I prefer to do that at home. But I simply won't have the time to run home. We've got a house showing and then I have dinner at a fancy-ish place in Loveland right after. So, wish me luck! My gym bag is going to be hella heavy tomorrow, lol. Does that count as a pre-workout?
Also, for those of you who need a GI update. The wegovy explosions restarted last night and disrupted my sleep again. However, I took 3 tabs of imodium this AM and haven't had any issues since. I met with my obesity medicine doctor last Thursday and she thinks it's time to switch things up since the GI side effects really aren't sustainable. I'm going to trial Saxenda, which is a daily injection. It's in the same class of drugs, but we're hoping that by switching the actual med that maybe the GI side effects won't happen. I'd prefer not to explode if that's an option, but I really don't want to go it alone without meds because these meds really have taken a lot of the mindfuckery away from food. I have to wait until my GI tract recovers before I can make the switch, so I'll keep you updated.
Recent toothbrush photos to keep your interest piqued ;-)




























