The Dark Side Of Ozempic - My Story

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[@m0L3ify]

Hey, Neuroscientist here. I hope you read the comments because I might have an explanation for you. GLP-1 agonists like Ozempic don't just act on the digestive system and pancreas, they also activate very specific cells in the hypothalamus of the brain called Orexin cells (also known as Hypocretin cells. The neuropeptide was discovered by 2 different labs at the same time in the late 90's so it has 2 names.) Orexin neurons control things like hunger, satiety, metabolism, and sleep. There are only about 100k in a healthy brain. A lack of Orexin can cause disorders like Narcolepsy, where REM sleep starts intruding on the waking state, with sleepiness, sleep attacks, hallucinations, and sleep paralysis while awake. While people with Narcolepsy have more endogenous GLP-1 in their blood stream, it doesn't have those cells in the brain to act on, so people with this disorder are insensitive to it. More recent research has also found that people with anxiety have more Orexin A than people without anxiety. GLP-1 agonists excite Orexin neurons to produce more Orexin. In short: Ozempic makes you produce too much Orexin A in your brain and it can cause this anxiety. Furthermore, both an overactive and underactive orexin signaling pathways have been found to be associated with depression. I think your decision to stop the medication is a good one. I doubt it would have gotten better for you. I hope you're feeling better now. ♥

[@lyssettehorne9580]

Wow thank you for taking the time to explain this!

[@m0L3ify]

@@lyssettehorne9580 You're welcome! I hope it helps. Just another piece of the puzzle people aren't usually aware of.

[@theloraks]

Thank you

[@reallythere]

Thank you for your detailed explanation. I'm becoming curious about why I seem to be a non responder to ozempic. Other than being newly overly sleepy even during the day and feeling like I'm living inunder double gravity (and with constant stomach pain)... nothing has changed in 4.5 months, especially not my weight, which has remained stable at 190 on my 63 inch female frame. I also have a 10 year old sleeve gastrectomy. I don't understand how i can eat so little, exercise so much, feel so miserable and lose nothing ! I'm lost as to persist or not.

[@m0L3ify]

@@reallythere I feel that and I'm sorry you're struggling, too. I have Narcolepsy and I've been told that even when people with the disorder are eating less than everyone else, we still gain weight, and this recent research on GLP-1 goes a long way to explaining why. At some point I had to just accept myself even if living in a larger body is harder. Otherwise I'm miserable, fighting an impossible fight against something that's beyond my control and feeling like a failure about it when there are actually things I do have control over that I can focus on. Like, why devote myself to a hamster wheel of sadness when I don't have to? I can extend some grace and kindness to myself even if the rest of the world won't. I can't really advise you on what to do, but maybe it's worth talking to your doctor about the issue so they can help you decide.

[@indybeth200]

Psychotherapist here. Thank you for having the courage to share your story! You've likely saved some lives. You're a beautiful person!

[@paigelette13]

I agree! I think she may have saved me from a bad situation.

[@artistsoul2960]

The more info we have, the better off we are. Semaglutide, in my opinion, is a CHEMICAL VAMPIRE. It has slowly taken over my life to the point I am unable to care. I don't get off my couch and I don't enjoy anything. This is NOT who I am. I really feel like I've been hijacked and I only want to be back to the way I was. It's dangerous.

[@os2958]

yes thank you. so few people are talking about the downsids

[@Syynn6]

So…. Instead of telling your dr what was happening you freaked out… said nothing… consulted Facebook and are now on KZbin Telling your dr how dramatic the symptoms were would have made it stop. Guess what- some ppl have bad reactions. That’s why when you start medication the dr says “tell us if anything changes” Millions of ppl have bad experiences either medicine. Sorry you went through this but it’s not unique or special and the way you handled it prolonged the side effects. You said nothing to a dr and went up a dose jfc dude

[@beckykay9178]

@@Syynn6do you know she didn’t tell her doctor? No. She didn’t say either way. If anything, it sounded like she did discuss things with her doctor. Maybe her doctor didn’t make the connection. Or, worse, maybe her doctor gaslit her into thinking it couldn’t be the medication. We don’t know. Don’t be so quick to pass judgement.

[@gãodemostarda]

My friend was on Ozempic for a number of months and she literally had to move out of her apartment because she was having suicidal thoughts and she was actually afraid she might end up jumping out of the window. Thank God she didn't, but I heard stories without a happy ending. She regained all the weight she had lost, but she swears she will never use Ozempic again.

[@blackwingvalleylover]

This is terrible. Thank goodness she's okay. It's really important to talk about this. x

[@etherealessence159]

Wow. It's the opposite for me. Puts me in a better mood and gives me more energy. Been on it a while now.

[@tinadehart3526]

@@etherealessence159me too. It did make me a bit anxious but it was a tremendous help in losing weight and helping me change a couple bad eating habits. I always ate healthy but I always ate seconds and thirds and I ate a lot at night. I no longer do that and I eat the amount I should be eating for my small frame. I was only on it 2 months and it worked for me. I had a few mild side effects but that’s it.

[@katie.e.g.]

OK, well this was very disheartening to read… Because I am planning on going on Ozempic. I really need to. I already have terrible depression and anxiety and actually intrusive thoughts about moving into my next department in a couple of weeks and jumping out the window. Literally just intrusive thoughts that scare me. Because it’s on the fourth floor and I haven’t been that high in a while.

[@katharine2435]

You just saved me. God sent me to your video. I have very serious anxiety and depression. Ive almost died 2x. I have been considering this drug. Thank God I saw your video. Thank you so so much. Thank you! I pray you feel back to normal soon! ❤

[@J3R3MI6]

Wow praise God 💎✨

[@Person-jn8pf]

❤🙏 this! I wouldn’t qualify for this through my insurance but I had considered paying out of pocket for it but I’m glad that I didn’t. I took myself off of another medication a while back because it felt like my ptsd was on steroids like the worst it had ever been in my life. Now I still have my coffee because I love it but I will never just put something into my body again that could possibly make my anxiety any worse because I never want to feel that way or go through that again ♥️

[@katharineanonymous6992]

OMG same and my name is Katharine too and we spell it the same way!!!!!!!❤❤❤

[@katharine2435]

@@katharineanonymous6992 that's amazing! Glad you were saved too!

[@jimmysavageultrabrutal8130]

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[@amymtinkstaudacher-nagypau3430]

I had a friend who ended her being on Ozempic , she hung herself. And she didn't die but she is in a coma, she may not ever wake up. She left behind 3 children. Please for the love of God, listen to yourself, if you feel something isn't right, go get help. Don't become an Amanda, don't leave your family behind to take care of your lifeless body, hoping that one day you will wake up and be a Mom again, or wife, daughter, son, brother.... Whichever your important and people love you.

[@cheapglass3068]

Sorry about your friend 😢🙏

[@carlyholmes7993]

There aren't words for how awful this is! I am so sorry for those your friend left behind.

[@renamomof2119]

I am so so sorry. Sending prayers

[@Gen-ZBlondie]

I’m crying I’m so sorry you had to go through that

[@theresasherman1343]

I agree

[@rebeccariehle2764]

Do you TRULY understand how many people you've helped with your transparency in this experience?!?! You're a freaking hero Celina 😭💝

[@JustCarolS]

I was literally going to ask my GP if they thought that this would work for me on my next visit. I mentioned to my Mom that I was going to try this drug for weight loss. My Mom said, "Is it Ozempic, don't take it, it almost killed me." She said that she was in Walmart and ran outside and projectile vomited, and had an accident in her pants. She said for a week it was like having a terrible stomach virus. She said all she did was cry, and she couldn't hold anything down. Celina, thank you for sharing your story. People need to know. Stay the adorable little sweetheart that you are!

[@janhurst544]

Im there right now. I can’t even keep water down. I will never take something like this ever again!!! I’m lucky I’m not crazy depressed now either but I did ask for death on many occasions. The half life is 5 days, it’s day 5, I might be able to eat by tomorrow? When will I poop and fart I have zero clue :(

[@MB-dz8nx]

I don't usually comment on KZbin and I don't know if you will ever see this, but I just wanted to say that you are so brave for sharing such a vulnerable moment. I'm bipolar, rapid cycling and I have pretty good control over managing my triggers but in the low moments, there are no words to articulate it. It's very personal, vulnerable and raw. I just wanted to reach out to let you know that you matter. Your life matters. Continue to listen to your gut, especially when it comes to mental health. Keep shining your beautiful light. This goes for anyone who may feel like there is no way out. Take it one moment at a time. You're doing it. You've got this. Much love from a total stranger who empathizes with the profound low moments. ❤

[@spockthevulcan]

I had just messaged my GP about this because 2 ladies here at my office have had tremendous results. It's as if I can watch them lose weight in front of my eyes. I have Bipolar 2, with Anxiety Disorder, Adult ADHD and R.S.D. I have gained a lot of weight in the past few months and this is after losing a ton of weight...my Bipolar has had my weight up and down all my life. This drug seemed like a miracle, yet I already have suicidal ideations as a viable means of escape if I ever need it. I already wish I had never been born and the depression from the weight gain is heading me in that direction anyway. Even though I say all this I am TERRIFIED of anxiety attacks as before I handed my life over to benzodiazepines I also suffered agoraphobia. I just want to lose weight it's 1 less thing to hate myself over.

[@llewisdolphins]

This was beautiful and so well stated. This message will help thousands of people who read it. My mom had rapid cycling manic bipolar. There are some medications that made her depression worse and didn't help her bipolar at all. These medicines need giant labels about suicidal thoughts and be well explained to patients. I am so glad to hear that you know many of your triggers, some never find them. You are amazing and helped so .any other strangers. Your comment is a flashlight in the dark for others suffering from bipolar too. Bless you and for what it's worth, this stranger loves you and sees your pure heart in your comment.

[@noazelinger5396]

I’m a medical student, and what you described is exactly what’s wrong with medicine today- everyone gets hyped up without enough regard for the consequences (specifically the mental ones) whenever something new and groundbreaking pops up. I had a gastrectomy a few years ago. I was 18 and very focused on having the surgery. It’s been almost 10 years now and just recently I read this article about the fact that the gastrointestinal system has a VERY substantial amount of serotonin within it (we don’t know the exact pathophysiological mental health consequences and chemical imbalance of these kinds of surgeries. Let’s just say I am currently diagnosed with drug-resistant major depression (at least I have some kind of resilience in me🤪) Other than that my weight has been fluctuating significantly and I’m currently “chunkier” than ever. I’m also very familiar with the feeling of medications “betraying” you by throwing something else about your health and body off balance. I’m so proud and I even feel validated in a way by you sharing your experiences. Stay strong ily

[@BadKitty-sb7fr]

A Medical student has gone on record saying they agree what dose that say about doctors?

[@keljells]

@@BadKitty-sb7fr well hopefully her experience will help her be a better doctor and more and more people like this will start treating others so our system can change.

[@ambermoon1401]

​@keljells yes!

[@tiffanycollett1331]

It's so hard my mom's on it but can never find it in pharmacy for her bc everyone's getting it

[@tiffanycollett1331]

I'm sorry this affected you negatively.😪

[@ridingchick13]

Coming from a nurse; I’m glad you put this out there for people to see, it’s not all good and easy with this medication.

[@mentak2593]

I’m a healthcare provider and I think it is like any medication- it works for some but not for all. Even Benadryl can cause severe adverse reactions as you know. I would venture to say that it may tremendously benefit some patients who are obese and/or with other conditions like diabetes. Those patients will be susceptible to other complications down the line and may be on a slew of other medications with different side effects in the future. So I think this conversation could definitely be more balanced.

[@beepbeep1307]

💯 correct

[@celestegodfrey7124]

I’m an RN as well. Every drug has its risks. Hopefully it works for people to manage their diabetes! But the social narrative around this drug scares me, and the education to the patient seems to never be adequate. Everyone in this day and age has mental health concerns but nobody is warning their patients before starting this drug??? It’s so dangerous. Celina I’m so glad you’re “okay,” I’m sorry this ever happened to you, and thanks for bringing attention to it.

[@candicelynn1538]

I researched this medication and brought a list of questions to my provider before moving forward. I was told this has ZERO effects on mental health. That this doesn’t cause any palpitations or increased heart rate. Both of those answers were a LIE. Did good for 11 weeks and then had the exact same issues as Celina. I ate good, high protein, took vitamins, balanced hydration and worked out. Still effected me the same. I’m still dealing with it 3 weeks later.

[@AirIbreathe-hv4jh]

I'm concerned about taking it and having an allergic reaction with hives and swelling like I did with other medication. Was in the ER 3 times for having an allergic reaction to meds. Imagine being allergic to Ozempic but it's on you system for a whole week and probably longer. A person would be having a non stop reaction to it. Would have to be in the ICU getting steroids around the clock.⏰ It's not like being allergic to laundry soap and you can just get rid of it or a medication you take once a day that you can stop.

[@0315n]

Thank you so much for sharing. My dad was prescribed Ozempic for type 2 Diane. He was so nice, patient, and loving before, took four shots and had to stop bc he became depressed, so easily agitated, and started experiencing anxiety attacks. He’s been off it for about six weeks, and he’s now been hospitalized and is experiencing extreme paranoia. It is so scary. He’s a completely different person. The doctors are saying he may possibly will need to be committed to a psych ward. Just a few months ago, he was a totally normal dad.

[@debbiematteo7046]

Change his diet now ! Carnivore or keto . No junk , nothing you dont know the ingredients. This will also straighten out his blood sugar . It wont hurt to try would it ?

[@tcyva4845]

Hey im so sorry 😢 how is your dad doing now? 😔

[@susankriney9611]

So sorry

[@nikkig4847]

That's terrible praying he detoxes back to normal and follows Jesus

[@forrest_ation]

Insane omg! Thoughts and prayers for your family 🙏🏽

[@slayqueen5996]

I’ve been feeling inadequate for not taking it. Thank you so much. I wish I could pay you for this information. You have no idea how much you’re helping people.

[@samanthabamantha5816]

My hubby was on it for 3 months before he had to stop because his depression and suicidal thoughts were through the roof. He said he was in a fog. After about 3 weeks of stopping ozempic, his mental health is back to normal.

[@charlesfranklinhall]

Mine started going back to normal after 2 1/2 weeks! I was feeling like hurting myself! WTF and the FDA not doing anything!

[@allbyhisgrace8925]

Wow, had that with contraceptive pills YAZ-felt like digging a deep hole and hiding their while I'm such and extrovert and people person ,social butterfly It took time before I was able to pin point it to the pills and stopped immediately.

[@tannaeros]

Many videos that feature the drawbacks of this drug aren't this completely honest, but many are reporters jumping the latest story without personal experience such as this. I imagine this video has helped so many people.

[@princesskitkat7061]

​@@charlesfranklinhallI heard if it's FDA approved run far away from it

[@charlesfranklinhall]

@@princesskitkat7061 ain’t that the truth! It’s funny the European Union is doing a better deep dive into it than the FDA

[@beccac6812]

The thing that I don’t fully understand as a nurse is that it’s very common knowledge that peoples digestion heavily affects their mental health and vice versa, so for them to essentially slow your digestion to a halt, and expect that not to have mental side effects is literally insane, I’m so sorry that you’re dealing with that. I hope that you are feeling better and that people who see this will take this seriously.

[@lymarie1974]

Thank you for the information ❤❤.

[@p0ison_0ak33]

It's so sad they just use us as lab rats. 😢

[@mfregoso12]

It has to do with withdrawing from sugar exactly like a drug

[@LucidSunset]

I agree with everything you said. I am a binge eater and I eat emotionally (they probably are the same thing ha). I find that being on ozempic, I don't binge. Since that was my way of coping with issues, now that I've removed it, of course it could have an emotional impact on me. I just think that that could also be why some spiral on the medication.

[@sadebell937]

@@lymarie1974 +

[@taraoppenheimer2634]

You are not alone. I quit after only 3 shots of .25! My anxiety was so bad I couldn’t function. It was so intense and all my strategies that I’d learned over the years, even including already taking a regular anti anxiety medication, and I was in really bad shape. I was also so helpful and know so many people that said it actually made them feel improvement in their moods…nope. Not for me. What you shared was brave and it resonated so much with me. I didn’t take my 4th dose today, so should be 50% out of my system, but I’m still not ok. Each day will bring things back to normal. Hang in there. I will too! ❤

[@tinadehart3526]

Yeah it wasn’t horrible for me but my anxiety definitely increased. I only took it 2 months but lost all the weight I needed to.

[@tayloryancey3208]

Hi - did you eventually get back to normal?

[@ap8441]

How are you doing now?

[@ap8441]

@@tayloryancey3208 I see it’s been 6 days since you asked the question and no response. I hope she’s doing OK and let us know how she’s doing.

[@forrest_ation]

How does something with such horrific side effects get cleared and released to the public quickly!

[@cassandrashannon1047]

HOLY SHIT. Thank you so much for being so transparent about your feelings and experiences with your mental health. I also find it difficult to talk about these things... You've got this!! You are so strong!!!

[@kathleenthomas7197]

Thank you, my husband has severe Bipolar, PTSD and BPD and he takes this. You may have saved my husband's life. His moods have been all over the place and we couldn't figure out why, now we may.

[@keelyk3908]

I switched away from semaglutide to tirzepatide and had no more mood issues. There’s something about it that changes it. I also have mthfr (which many do and don’t know) and taking it compounded with b12 made me toxic. Which could have been the mood changes 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@fl3693]

Get a thyroid check urgently

[@angelchild201079]

Thank you so much for being transparent!! God bless 🙏🏾

[@Kristbjorg-Nymann]

I also have severe Mixed Bipolar, BPD and Chronic PTSD. Thank you, Kathleen! 💯🙏

[@Loljjkb]

Sheesh your husband needs an asylum before killing someone

[@kyleighoconnor532]

This video may save my moms life. Nothing I've been saying to her is getting through but maybe hearing from someone else will help. Celina I can't thank you enough. I'm so sorry you experienced this but sharing it may save people's lives. Thank you Celina Thank you so much. I am so glad you figured out what was going on. I'm so glad you are going to be ok. ❤

[@collettewhosthatgirl1330]

I was about to take it too.... glad for this video

[@WobblesandBean]

My mom's like this too. She does all sorts of crash diets, REFUSES to listen to me, inhales candy and cookies, and thinks this will make her thin. 🙄

[@Gen-ZBlondie]

I really hope your mom is okay😭

[@Vexated]

Pray for ur mom❤

[@MandieLynneReview]

Mom please listen please mom! ❤

[@jaxjourney_]

I just found your page for the first time today, and I absolutely think it was a divine intervention. Thank you for posting this. You have most likely saved lives. Many blessings to you! 💞

[@96rowdysmom]

Chantix for stopping smoking did this to me. I changed so much in just days. These medicines scare me. Thank you for sharing

[@EnlivenWellness]

I had an ex-boyfriend who took this, and it changed him into a monster.

[@2Camelpofthewind]

My sister became manic on it and had nightmares

[@Cazpix]

Had exactly the same on Champix. The nightmares and offing self thoughts after 14 days on it were biblical. Thankfully gp was available and I stopped it immediately. Was horrendous.

[@tinadehart3526]

@@EnlivenWellnessyikes. I know a guy who took it and same thing. He ruined his marriage!

[@jojosharp5872]

Same here, I ended up on medication for my mental health after, the nightmares was the worst

[@sheenawilliams3672]

As a mental health professional, I'm so proud of you for speaking up about your experience with this drug. Many people are experiencing these side effects along with other effects but are to ashamed to speak up about it. I hope your video inspires others to share their experiences as well. I hope you return to the true you soon.

[@amynanos7756]

Celina! You may have just saved my friend’s life! Her mother and I have been so scared, I showed this to her mother yesterday, we talked to my friend and she just fell apart crying because we may have figured it out. That medication was the only change in her life! They’re going to see her doctor tomorrow!!!! 🙏 thank you, Celina! Thank you! By the way, you are so beautiful the way you are!!! So beautiful!!!!

[@michellelee6306]

Thank you for being so honest and vulnerable! This is so important! It takes a lot of courage for you to speak out like this. Thank you!

[@kentpomares-music728]

Celina! Coming from both a shared partaker of deep, dark tragedy and trauma in my own life, and an avid visual storyteller, a vocal coach and professional Voice-Over artist and singer, I promise this is relevant, the depth and integrity of your deep vulnerability with your audience is both heart-tugging, deeply captivating and tender. You are a natural and beautiful storyteller with the unique talent to engage vocally with your subject matter in a gentle sort of perseverance and vulnerability which has a remarkable impact on your capacity to both draw in the focus and imagination of your audience. Also, I do not mean to be flippant, I completely recognize and acknowledge the difficulties you are going through. I just wanted you to know the general effect you have on the rest of us :-) stay strong! In fact… Know that you are so much stronger than you even realize. Continue to develop gratitude for this wonderful gift of hope you to have that at times barely illuminates The deeper, darker challenging trails life typically exacts of you. Your gift of laughter manifests as warmth and joy in peoples lives. Understand that your courageous cheerfulness in the brazen face of adversity, is a rare and precious gift. As are you to the world. You are a marvellous positive force for good, and a net positive contribution to both history, your contemporaries, and this generation. Nothing happens by mistake. if I had any advice, it would be to stop seeking the advice and counsel of psychics, or other forms of pagan magic, witchcraft, etc. etc. Your warm, charitable, generous way of loving in combination with your excellent natural instincts are enough. Seek council from your closest friends, the best books, the best available science and information you can access, from sealed and chartered sights like pubmed. Consider prayer. Above ALL - Stay Honest! Thank you! Kent

[@supercookiemonster81]

Ozempic took my mothers life on Mother’s Day this year… she was on dialysis and they gave it to her for weight loss to get her transplant.. her pancreas went completely necrotic and she went into multiple organ failure… as much as it pains me to hear what you have been through and I’m glad you’re hear it brings relief hearing more people talk about the dangers… I wish you nothing but happiness❤

[@queenleighbee]

I'm so so sorry. They are trying to grt me to use it as a liver transplant patient. I refuse. Too risky. God bless you. I'm so sorry.

[@camiepizana8565]

My husband was prescribed this after his stroke. It slowed down his metabolism and caused esophageal and gastric ulcers. We ended in ER, specialist and primary MD multiple times with no answers. He felt as if his throat was closing. He literally lived on frosty for almost 2 months. It got so bad, he was at his limit. He couldn’t take it no more!! I demanded a throat scope and finally DX with the ulcers… it was a nightmare!! Scary, bc my husband never had any issues with depression or anxiety or talks and thoughts of suicide until Ozempic!!

[@rinakris7772]

I’m so sorry for your loss! Prayers for you!

[@asole100]

@@sheilaharrison8547 I just think people should stop taking it as soon as it effects them in a negative way before things get bad. So far it has been a miracle for me because I can't lose weight any other way, I have only been able to maintain my weight with out Ozempic. It also has helped with my heart because before I use to feel like I was about to have a heart attack sometimes when I went to lay or get up from my bed, and it was a bad feeling that lasted around 30 seconds. The only thing I could do was hold my breath because I felt slightly better when I did till eventually it went away. However I feel empathy for those that Ozempic has negatively effected, and I'm not trying to invalidate their experiences. I think it's good that people speak out so that we are better informed.... I'm just saying it's not always a bad thing to take.

[@DisturbedYoyo]

​@@asole100very well said. Some aren't as empathetic, which is sad. Everyone and their bodies are different.

[@VedaWC]

I LITERALLY have had my prescription sitting here for the past month and I haven’t taken it for some reason. I already see a therapist for anxiety and depression and am going through a really tough time in life and then out of the blue I see your video. You haven’t come up in my feed in months!! This is a sign. Thank you!! Thank you!!

[@nancys9698]

Me too! I keep getting pressure from family to take it but I’m scared of the side effects of this medication I have still have 2 unopened boxes 😒

[@mkay2925]

Oh I feel the relief coming off of you!! Thank goodness

[@idontmindwell]

That is a sign! 🙏🙏🙌

[@StephanieGriffith19]

I’m struggling with the same! Something in me is hesitating.

[@crystalm4324]

I’ve been taking .5 for almost a year - I guess about the same amount of time as Celena. I also have Diabetes - but am also on several other medications for depression, bipolar and chronic pain from injury that left me barely able to walk, fibromyalgia and nerve pain (for which I took Lyrica that made me gain massive weight which aggravates everything) It has controlled my blood sugar in the face of my I’m having a goshdarn cookie attitude. I have slowly lost a little weight, but I’m not really checking for that if it happens great. I have noticed some older clothes fitting and other new ones being too big. I figure if I pay attention to it too much it’ll stop - so I just keep doing what I’m doing and no that keeping my blood sugar in check is definitely helpful. I take Jardiance as well - which is supposed to make you pee out your sugar. So I really think it’s the combination of the two that’s working for me. If I notice any change in my mood I’d definitely make a change. …and I definitely won’t up the dose

[@marilyntoews9331]

Thank you for being brave enough to share this video. My daughter is diabetic and after watching this I warned her about the dangers of it in case her doctor ever suggested it. She already is prone to anxiety so I never want her to take it. I’m sorry you’re going through this but thank you for helping others. Even once you’re totally off of it and it has eventually left your system, please know that that you may have to go through some PTSD because this happened. Your brain and body goes through the same as if you have just lived through a literal war. Have things in place to help you with that. Much love!

[@sachi8745]

The way you articulated this was done so well 🤍

[@nikkiconant1482]

This made me cry so hard hearing this. I ache because I relate in so many ways.

[@justbreathe4444]

Celina for the win! Congratulations for holding onto to your strength and coming through the storm!

[@lovenature7823]

Celina, you have saved yourself and many of your viewers from a harsh health/ mental health future. As a psychotherapist I want to tell you that you have demonstrated strength and courage in all you've shared in your video. Many blessings to you as you forward from this negative experience.

[@p0ison_0ak33]

How does this happen? We are used like lab rats 😢

[@emilyrose8568]

OMG! Yes! I took two doses at 0.25 and that second shot is when this kicked in for me. I was literally shaking 2 days later and extreme anxiety. I was miserable! Could not stop crying for days. I’m so thankful I realized it was the Ozempic and could go ahead and stop right then. I’ve been googling and couldn’t find anything about this. I was starting to think it was just me and then this video popped up for me today.

[@thh1494]

Glad to hear you were able to stop before it got any worse.

[@RozRaeNive]

Fortunately I didn't experience any side effects within the 5 days that I use the injections but I just had the soundness of mind to stop Thank goodness. They also have something called the ozimtic face. You know the word lol Look it up It gives you like a face drop

[@MermaidMysti]

My husband has been down for 5 days at this point 😢

[@angelamonaghan7511]

Gosh I'm so sorry you have had such a mind blowing account of what you have gone through. Stay strong and get yourself well and free of this medication. My goodness what a terrible experience to have gone through. 😢

[@jflclc]

I took my first dose yesterday (Wegovy .25) and within 30 minutes I was so dizzy I could barely stand up. Then the headache and major fatigue kicked in. I messaged my doctor this morning because I woke up having the biggest panic attack I've had in a very long time and she said don't take anymore and make an appointment to see her. Scary

[@Lochimo]

God it takes a lot for me to leave a comment especially on an older video but man! This story is so real. Im also diabetic, went on Ozempic and when I went up in dose, I ended up on the hospital. Panic attacks for the first time in my life. Waking up yelling. And then 1.0 launched me into the onset of pancreatitis and the ensuing panic attack felt like a heart attack put me in the hospital. This is a scary SCARY medication and its VERY new. If you're reading this comment please PLEASE take this video to heart.

[@GalCharlotte]

People read comments and turn to comments for information and feedback. Never feel like an old comment won’t be seen. Thanks for posting.

[@trishmarshall8411]

Thank you for being vulnerable.. I am so glad and proud that you are strong enough to speak out. Please keep taking care of yourself. You make so many people happy and laugh.

[@HaleySnider]

Thank you. My husband is on it for diabetes and he's been off lately. He knows he's been off lately and hasn't been able to figure out what is triggering his depression and anxiety. I'm passing this on to him. Thank you for using your platform to inform others.

[@lymarie1974]

I hope he gets better. This stuff is frightening

[@HaleySnider]

@@lymarie1974 He actually took himself off within days of me seeing this video and we've both noticed a difference in his mental health.

[@lymarie1974]

@@HaleySnider this is wonderful to hear. 🤗

[@Igottimetoday45]

It's that medicine it's a nightmare. I had severe anxiety.

[@J_LOVES_ME]

Hopefully once it gets out of his system he will feel better.

[@cynthiakilgore9924]

My sister was on it for several weeks and she said she was losing weight and eating less. Feeling great until she didn't. She said to me that she woke up one day and was in the darkest place, unaliving herself was all she could think about. I thank god she is still here with me. She immediately called her doctor and was told to destroy what was left and come in the office asap. I have heard so many dark stories related to this injection. None of them were seen online until this video. Thank YOU so much Celina

[@DivaRebel20101]

Thank you for sharing Celina! I’ve been wanting to get on Ozempic for weight loss. I also have mental health problems! You may have saved my life. Also thanks for being vulnerable and authentic! ❤️ I’m thankful you’re still here.

[@user-qc7xh5in4p]

Thank you for being so courageous and speaking out. People need to hear this. You are an amazing person! I love you! You will get through this ❤❤❤

[@BorderlandDisorder]

I've been a diabetic for 3 years now, I was in denial the first year, and it took me going to the ER for high blood sugar to start to take it serious. So the last 18 months I've been on the injection pen, it's been helping me so much, and the weight loss is awesome too. Yet, I have also noticed I've been having more anxiety lately, and more panic attacks. Thank you so much for bringing awareness to this, I'm going to call my GP Monday because I'm suppose to go up in my dosage at the end of the month. I do not want my panic attacks to get worse, I've barely gotten to a point to where I'm functioning, and I don't want to undo years of therapy and medication combinations.

[@mickey099]

As someone who suffers with severe depression and is now being medicated for it, seeing this breaks my heart. I can see the pain and fear in her eyes. Nothing is more terrifying than loosing control of your mind and thoughts. Racing thoughts, dark thoughts (about death), Panik attacks, feeling like you are no longer you and you are floating outside of your body. No one knows how dark it can get until they experience it themselves and it is life changing. For her and anyone who ever experiences it, reach out for help. I promise you that you aren’t alone in the dark. In the dark you can’t see anyone or anything but just because you can’t see the light, doesn’t mean it isn’t there. I hope that she and everyone else get help and find their way back to the light. Never give up ❤

[@krexoriginal]

WELL said! Never give up. As a friend of mine says, "You don't greet death at the door. You punch him in the throat, repeatedly, while he drags you away." Kind of a crusty, combat vet version of "Do not go gentle into that good night... Rage, Rage against the dying of the light." ❤️

[@hollylawless1389]

Same....but how can you cure it? Sorry if that's offensive I just need some tips...thanks

[@krexoriginal]

@@hollylawless1389 Not offensive to me, it's an honest and important question. I'm not sure what, specifically, you're dealing with. If you, or a loved one, have been diagnosed with a mental illness that is in the DSM-5 (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual, 5th Edition) there is no cure. BUT there are many treatment options that, in most cases, enable you to live a happy, healthy life. I'm not just talking about medication. In my experience, medication alone is not the right treatment. Since any MD can write an RX and new medications were pouring out of Big Pharma like mad, we had a problem with patients being sent off to the pharmacy with an RX and nothing else. Sometimes they were also referred to a therapist and a Psychiatrist, sometimes they weren't. And even if they were, due to the stigma and shame, some patients never went. So for awhile, we had lots of folks taking meds, but nothing else. Over prescribing and mis-prescribing by primary care physicians ran rampant. In my experience, you need a Psychiatrist for diagnosis and medication supervision, a therapist, and perhaps most important, a willingness to educate yourself and make lifestyle changes. You are the most important person on your treatment team. Educate and advocate for yourself, because you and only you can dig deep and refuse to give up. That doesn't mean you have to do it alone. Reach out for help, and start building your support network. In the beginning, it can be very overwhelming. But overtime, like anything new, you'll get better at it. Feel free to ask more questions if you have them.

[@bellah8393]

Thank you for sharing your very personal story. I think it’s important that people who are on Ozempic, share these kind of stories so that others who may be going through this, know they are not alone. This is a side of this “craze” that isn’t really talked about. You seem like a very strong woman and I hope you are getting back to your old self. Much love.

[@MarkytheCat73]

You’re brave making this video. My husband used to be easygoing and calm. Now, he’s moody and gets angry quickly. He doesn’t see it. I told him he’s different since taking this drug. He doesn’t believe me. I’m glad you got off this drug. I’m sorry you went through so much.

[@removeneo]

im sorry you have to go through such a big personality change in your husband, is there any way you could convince him to stop?

[@Brittanyjones-sf7rc]

I noticed this in my self, and the sudden onset of depression, which I never got before. I went off the dose of .25 for only 5 weeks. SOOO glad.

[@trapperjohn6089]

Going through the same thing with my wife. she doesn’t believe it. Everybody else notices it.

[@minaali1808]

My boyfriend does not have diabetes but has the money to use the pen for weightless help to loose a little weight. He claims he has no side effect!

[@Mashy8722]

So crazy that now TWO of my fav creators have spoken up about this crazy drug!!! I’m so sorry you’re going through this because of a medication! Both you and Jamie French seem like wonderful people and I would hate to lose either of you to this terrible struggle!

[@heatherdizzle339]

Yes I just saw Jamie's also. I was going to talk to my Dr about getting it. I won't now.

[@mayelasanchez5258]

I saw Jaime's video too. It's so important to look at this side of the Ozempic story too

[@reneeallred5082]

I saw Jamie French video too because I had an appointment to get on it. I canceled after her video and this just means I made the right decision

[@heatherdizzle339]

@@reneeallred5082 im so thankful for all the people Celina has protected. ❤️

[@wiktoriagwozdowska5484]

​@Renee Allred Glad to hear most of us also watched Emily her video in herself was shocking enough and while her video was really well explaining physical symptoms and some mental i feel like Celine video is more about the mental health aspect of ozempic/semiglutide or however it is spelt. So watching both of them gives much more better overview of the effects. I saw few magazine covers about ozempic and the amazing results it gives ,iam very carefull about anything I touch like hot spices and nuts I wouldn't touch because I'm scared of having potential allergy same goes with medicines my mum for weird reason always have reactions to different foods and meds so seeing this made me health anxious person while I had some illnesses myself which I still strugle with 😢.my illnes made me stay at home person with not much exercise or walking so it made me gain weight thankfully my weight is pretty stable at 104/108 kg but I was definitely thinking about giving it a go but wasn't fully convinced so I just put the decision to the back of my head hoping to probably learn a bit more about it ,before I risk my health and now I'm glad I had that mindset there's no way in the world I'm gonna take this and will warm my friends and family. I think what all those doctors who prescribe it are missing key safety checks up ! When they give this to people they should make them aware of side effects and make sure people are OK with it in case it will happen ,also they should have a check ins at 1week 2week and 4th week and then every 2/3 weeks and ask the patient is they noticed anything bad new in their body and behaviour Emily story just shows how important it is as well as Celine. 😔🩵🩷🩶My pharmacy actually put a note next to counter saying they out of stock and there is official shortage so just like in US in UK we have the same situation with many people being on it .

[@hikeandseek21]

This video is spookily timed. I just got diagnosed with diabetes and my Dr prescribed me ozempic. I haven't taken it yet. As someone who already struggles with depression and anxiety that is absolutely terrifying, especially when the Dr seems so blase about it. I'm sorry you went through all that. We love you Celina ❤ Thank you for sharing this.

[@angiepangie989]

If you think something is a sign, it's definitely a sign. I started looking for signs when my brother passed and omg they're everywhere!! ❤ Good luck with whatever decision you make at least you have this knowledge going in.

[@hikeandseek21]

@@angiepangie989 Thank you! This drug has been popping up everywhere since I first learned about it a month ago. I was already kind of wary of it to begin with but now I'm going to make sure to ask a bunch of questions. Like she said, nobody really talks about this side effect, and this is the first I've heard of how it affects your mental health.

[@Flyig_Walrus]

Read current medical studies on reversing diabetes. I reversed mine in a little less than 2 months. Just keep in mind, if doctors heal us, they don't make money off us. That was said to me by my boss, a doctor.

[@shadowkissed2370]

You might want to ask your doctor about Trulicity. It is a once a week shot like Ozempic, but its not as bad. Where studies have shown that Ozempic can cause depression, anxiety and mood swings, irritability, shakiness, and confusion, studies on Trulicity have shown none of this. The only issue with Trulicity is it heighten stomach acid but not to the extremes that Ozempic does. My husband was on Ozempic for a couple months and he had to demand his doctor take him off it because he was going through hell while using it. I have been on Trulicity for over a year and have had only stomach acid issues.

[@misslora3896]

​@@Flyig_WalrusAbsolutely 100% The pharmaceutical companies dont get rich from making people well, they want them on lifelong drugs. Their influence on the boards of medical schools has completely changed medicine over the last several decades. People/Doctors only know what they're taught and they're only taught to manage peoples symptoms with drugs. And several pharmaceutical reps will visit Dr's offices several times a wk to push them latest meds. The FDA and pharmaceutical companies have a revolving door of people going back and forth working between the 2. Most illnesses today are linked to the incredible vitamin and mineral deficiency of our food and therefore our bodies. As well as additives and oils that cause widespread inflammation from our blood vessels to our skin and joints. Its criminal what's been done the the population. Vitamin B1 (thiamine) helps regulate blood sugar BTW.

[@suewolmarans6195]

I never thought my depression and suicidal thoughts could be related to Ozempic. Thank you for the video.

[@johnjames5405]

When I was on it I noticed severe depression the days after the injection. I goggled it and semaglutide affects the vagus nerve which affects your mood.

[@GwenMotoGirl]

Just found you and subscribed. Your honesty and vulnerability are remarkable and you’ll help others. You’re beautiful.

[@Wodenseyes]

I’m a registered dietitian. Many of my clients have been prescribed Ozempic for weightloss or diabetes and I have heard very similar complaints of depression, anxiety and a feeling of doom. My recommendation to all people looking for ways to help control weight and diabetes is to keep a good journal and change eating habits. Unfortunately there is nothing easy about losing weight or keeping your sugar in check. I lost 240lbs in my journey to health and it took me clawing my eyes out trying to get where I am now. Peace and love to everyone trying to be/get healthy

[@mandylinkowski1096]

You are so right. Nutritional balance is the key to health for most. Alot of our maladies could be remedied by knowing how to use food as a medicine first. Plant before pills. If you clean up your nutrition and look for plants and animal foods that can address your specific health need and that dosen't completely remedy the issue then you can be open to pharmaceuticals. Sometimes it maybe necessary to start a pharmaceutical regime immediately while you adjust your nutrition and then you can start to back off the synthetic garbage big pharmaceutical pedals.

[@elainejohnson8841]

Though likely the greater difficulty is those face with food insecurity, trying to get there with food alone is not always realistic. But then adding the lack of health literacy in everyone makes it so conplex...

[@dianeluke1746]

I don’t suppose you want to reach out to someone who needs to lose a similar amount of weight, and is in desperate need of a support system? I’m going to die if things don’t change. I have severe systemic lupus. I could use advice from someone who has been there. Thank you so very much.

[@justme069]

Congratulations on your weightloss ❤

[@lolamendoza2594]

It's important people look to a Endocrinologist, alot of times it hidden underlying issues. I work very hard labor, I barely eat processed food. My boyfriend is on dialysis, so we don't buy alot of cheap junk. I found out I had a Thyroid issue, but I am also looking into it deeper, missing period for 8 years. Their can be lots too it. People if you need, find out if your allergic to Gluten, other foods because you might just never know. God bless all, on weight-loss journey. 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿💞

[@kittykatfilmpro]

My Dr has been pushing this drug. I've been scared to do it. This has convinced me not to use it. I have bad depression already. I'm a single mom on the verge of homelessness. This video may have saved my life and my kid's. I hope you feel better soon. I've been watching you for years, and I trust you. Thank you!

[@Enlightement369]

Sending Light and Love. Praying you keep a healthy warm happy roof over your head.❤

[@anglophils645]

But is being overweight possibly causing your depression? You need to consider all of the factors. Discuss the positives and the negatives with your doctor.

[@horsecrazygal]

Magnesium is something we're all deficient in which is a mood stabiliser! You could also try daily magnesium x

[@BrideOfChuckyy]

The doctors get a incentive for pushing certain drugs. Drug companies will literally buy lunch for the whole office staff to bribe the doctors to push that certain drug smh

[@billmartins5545]

It's possible to improve or even reverse/cure type 2 diabetes with healthy lifestyle changes that you can stick to for life, same with weightloss, it's in your own hands. Don't to to find a silver bullet for, what I'm assuming is either T2D or obesity or both. Do it the hard way with slow and steady weightloss. You'll be able to keep it off that way too. All the best to you. You got this!

[@evolvetravel1]

Really appreciate the simplicity of this video. Long form content for the win!! Glad your okay

[@JCain-hq2mx]

Oooh Celina. Thank you so much for this. About the same time you were going thru this with Ozempic, I was starting Ozempic. I wish I had seen this then. I thought this was going to be the answer to all the problems I had from these diseases. I am overweight and a diabetic. I didn't have the mental anguish, but I got horribly sick and had to go to the ER. I was changed to Monjauro and got very sick again. This stuff is just evil. I too am glad for the people who can successfully take it, but all should beware of the bad it can cause. Love ya Girl. Jewell

[@nolie021]

I’ve been on it for 2 months, and this is the first time I’m hearing this! I can hardly get out of bed! Thank you so so much! The fog is real!!! I told my psychiatrist about it. He wasn’t concerned. I have been weening myself off for 2 weeks. I’m not taking another shot!!!

[@kricketcooper5024]

🙏🏻

[@maresdreams8731]

Slow and steady ween. Honestly try praying to jesus. I know inknow. The world has a stigma about him but i swear this God is the only god thats ever helped me. I promise it cant hurt.

[@kessiawright1710]

I am on it for diabetes. I take .50 and it doesn't give me those issues. I have other medical issues, but not from Ozempic. I had Covid and it scarred my lungs, among other things. Just like other drugs, some people have reactions. People who take it for weight loss take much higher dosages and not everyone can tolerate it. I am allergic to penicillin, so I don't take it. I use other types of antibiotics. I was on metformin as my main diabetic pill and I couldn't tolerate it, so now I take another pill twice day and half a metformin once a day. I was still over 9. Ozempic was what put my blood sugar down to 5-6.

[@angelapastorius2377]

@@maresdreams8731 Yes, and AMEN.

[@FlossyMae843]

Sending healing and love vibes your way. 🙏🏼⬆️💪🏽🫶🏽♥️

[@GamerXenith]

Just because something has been prescribed by a doctor doesn't mean it's going to be safe for you and the drug companies fight HARD to suppress side effect information. Thank you for being open and I tell everyone that they can reach out to me if they need to talk 💜 I've been through some bad times and I'm medication resistant or have terrible side effects from antidepressants and it can be terrifying and isolating and sometimes just surviving is the biggest achievement.

[@barbelislagowski1795]

The thing about pharmaceuticals is that they behave differently in every body. Because I have suffered from diabetes, depression, insomnia and sleep apnea I have tried several kinds of medications. They are not all good for each person. My first life changing medication mishap was actually 27 years ago when I was prescribed phen-phen while taking Zoloft. Well this is a deadly combo and can cause serotonin syndrome which that long ago they didn't even know existed. I had traveled to a different country when all my symptoms came to head and they thought I was tweaking out on purpose and just told me to stop all my meds. I literally could have died from this ordeal. Ever since then my brain has not been the same. It permanently altered my brain chemistry and brought me so much grief and fear of trying any kind of new medication. At one point I wouldn't even take ibuprofen, I was so afraid of what would happen. Years later I have been able to take medicine but only because I have health issues. I've had so many meds give me horrible side effects that are rare. I usually never read the possible side effects so as to not have any bias of knowing what's possible. Once I start feeling different or not well I will research them and stop them safely. Luckily my doctor listens to me and trusts that I actually know my body and how it's reacting to new medication.

[@JustHarperGray]

@@barbelislagowski1795 that so horrible you went through that. Medication can be super scary. Serotonin syndrome has been know by the medical community for over 75 years give or take. I remember in HS my doctors talking to me about that.

[@igitha..._]

@@JustHarperGray Gotta ask ones' self how often willful negligence is part of doctors' 'practice'....

[@Sushfoo]

I always trusted the doctors when prescribed new medication until about 5 years ago. I went to the doctor because I was having major anxiety and felt helpless. All I really wanted was a referral to the clinics therapists but the doctor instead prescribed Lexapro. I was taking it for about a week until one night I had the worst reaction to it. I felt the worst fear I have ever felt in my life and I felt like I was going crazy. I was also hellucinating. All of which I had never done before taking the medication. I had my father take me to the emergency room. They treated me and sent me home. After that night I didn't hallucinate but I did have crippling anxiety, constant panic attacks, and for the life of me I couldn't sleep no matter how drained I was. I really lost myself that night, I was broken, lost, and in so much mental pain. I stopped enjoying the things I loved, I barely paid any attention to my son, I was lost in my own body. The only thing that kept me from doing any harm to myself was my son. He was my strength to pull myself out of the darkest thoughts I had. I had to fight because my son needed his mother to take proper care of him. Its been 5 years and I've come a long ways from where I was. When I feel those old feelings creeping into my mind I think to myself, "5 years ago I prayed that mentally I'd make it to where I am today." Its definitely not been easy and I'm very skeptical about medication now. For awhile I wouldn't take cold medicine, ibuprofen, or even caffeine. Anything that caused any kind of mood altering effects. I take them now but I do try to be careful and listen to my body.

[@Simonesanderss]

This was so raw. I have never heard someone sounding so truthful and real. And as someone who has dealing with mental health since I was young all I can say is that anytime mental health is at risk it is just not worthy. Sometimes people don’t understand what is at risk, by taking some pills to lose weight or even those hormones that people take to change their gender, I have seen drastic changes in people that used to be very happy and full of energy becoming depressed and anxious, the price to pay its to high. Living with mental health is a battle everyday, even the little things seem to be overwhelming.

[@ashleycrager7886]

It's crazy how unrecognized the connection between hormones and emotions in the medical feel. It's like they don't see it or want to see it.

[@nannerpower]

They can't make money off of you if you're balanced and healthy. When you start connecting the dots it's hard not to see.

[@kimlarso]

No, they know the connection = there’s no money to be made off the healthy= it’s that sinister & that simple!

[@CassieBrousseau]

Right!! I had a very similar experience like this but with my IUD. The hormones fucked me up!! :(

[@shelleyharris4176]

Excuse me hormones and emotions?? Speak to any woman on this planet do doctors not know??? Any woman getting their period knows about it.

[@ashleycrager7886]

@@shelleyharris4176 it's not just your period though. Your whole cycle, and other hormones are directly linked to emotions. If your hormones aren't balanced it can lead to depression and anxiety.

[@MarthaGomez-ir6go]

Thank you for your honesty. I had an appointment for my first shot in 10 min. Your video came across and I believe it was for a reason. Praying for healing and complete restoration of your mental health.

[@CoCoBeware420]

Thank goodness I made the right choice and saved ur life! I did the exact same! Had an appt the day after I seen her video!

[@kessiawright1710]

Not everyone has those issues. Thousands do not. I am on .50 for diabetes and I do not have any symptoms. Not everyone can tolerate all meds. I am allergic to penicillin so I use other antibiotics when needed. It is working great for me and some diabetic damage to my organs is improving because my diabetes is controlled now.

[@amybakay536]

@@kessiawright1710 The problem is, thousands of people are probably having the same thing happen to them, that happened to Celina. Most people wouldn't think it would be a medicine they're taking. Now, that this message is out there, many people can get their lives back or figure out why they're so sick. The pharmaceutical company that makes this drug, will not come clean about any of this, until they absolutely have to. Look up the number of times pharmaceutical companies have been sued, for actually knowing and lying about what certain medications can do to people. Actually knowing that people have died from certain medications. Pharmaceutical companies have actually been forced to take certain medications off the market, but instead relabeled it and called it something else! Yes, this medication works for some people, but is it worth taking, knowing that there could maybe be issues that show up later in life? When medications start having severe side effects on a large amount of people, it normally hurts more people than it helps!

[@beethany99]

thank you so much for speaking on this. I started .5 two weeks ago and i’ve had derealization, severe anxiety, and passive ideation ever since. I’ve been wishing I could break my foot or get in a light car accident so I don’t have to go outside or go to work because i feel so miserable and terrified all the time. Quitting asap.

[@denisepope6556]

Thank you for being so transparent and REAL!!!!! Your video will save lives!!!!

[@krexoriginal]

Celina, you're an angel. This will save lives. My jaw hit the floor and tears welled in my eyes. About 6 months ago my primary care Doc wanted to put me on Ozempic to help get my A1C down faster and help shed some weight faster. He had started taking it for both Diabetes and weightloss. He couldn't perscribe it because I've had pancreatitis. I may well have finally "un-alived" myself after having made several aborted attempts earlier in my struggles with both severe depression and moderate anxiety. I started battling with depression and "un-aliving" ideation when I was 16. I'm 55 now. I was misdiagnosed with Major Depressive Disorder in my late 20's. 10yrs later, we finally realized I had Type II Bipolar Disorder. Very common mistake. The mood swings are less severe than Type I so you don't always notice when you swing up into Hypomania, you're just thrilled you feel better and have more energy and motivation after being at the Depression end. In the past 4yrs, I've been through quite a few "major life events" that negatively impacted my mood. I'm fortunate, I've always responded well to psych meds. I'd been cruisin' along at relatively low maintenece doses until about 18mos ago, when my psych Doc and I decided to titrate back up. We ended up at the max doses, with a plan to titrate back down when I was ready. This was because, for the first time in over 15yrs, I was battling hard with serious depression and anxiety. To give you the short list: -4yrs ago I was disgnosed with NASH (a more severe form of non alcoholic fatty liver disease( NAFLD) that resulted in scarring on my liver (aka cirrhosis) and a whole lotta related abdominal issues, including varices (internal vericose veins) in my esophogus. -Shortly after being diagnosed, I started bleeding out internally due to one of the varices bursting open. Came very close to dying because I had no idea at first. -3yrs ago, I moved from a place I loved and was very happy, to a place two states south so I could be surrounded by my family and their loving support. -One year ago, my father died of Parkinson's on the otherside of the country. Dementia took him from me 2yrs before he died when he lost the ability to communicate. I hadn't seen him in over 10yrs, but we talked often. It has been the most agonizing loss I've ever experienced. That's quite a few boxes checked on the "major life events" list that impact your mental health. Toss in a buttload of chronic and acute pain, well... it's understandable I was struggling with my mental health. You may have connected the dots already, but I never thought I'd be _happy_ I'd had pancreatitis once. If not, we'd have added the Ozempic, and my depression and anxiety would have sent me into a pit of dispair. Having been maxed out on my psych med doses, we would have almost certainly started the Brain Chemistry Polka. It's horrid. You titrate off what's been working for about 15yrs, while titrating up one med after another in search of a new combo. And each new drug can take up to a month before you can tell if it's working. Up and down, up and down and not realizing the Ozempic is the problem. I can almost guarantee, we're going to see a significant spike in un-aliving and quite possibly the un-aliving of others, domestic violence substance abuse, etc... This comment is already a bit long so I'll end it. But if you, or any others who see this, have any questions, just ask. I'm all about destigmatizing mental health. ❤️

[@vnette9777]

🙏❤️

[@laurafeatherstone6833]

I think I would rather be fat and happy than anxious and miserable. We, as a society, need to determine what is really important in life. I love my family and friends and I love celebrating all aspects of life. Right now, I am drinking a glass of wine as our best friends own a winery here in Northern California. So, cheers to all you lovely folks and lets enjoy our life and accept our wonderful bodies, no matter what our size. Health and peace is what we should all be striving for. Cheers

[@madisintaylor8619]

Thank you so much for sharing this. I’m almost 30 and on 7 diff meds to try to keep myself stable. Actively seeking other options tho cuz I feel these meds only suppress symptoms and make my brain dependent on them to produce the chemicals it needs. Hoping to be off of them all within a few years and living happy in my own home using more natural remedies. Currently living at my parents bc I had a mental breakdown and almost Unsubbed from life. Plus the housing market is trash. I know people who have high paying jobs and are still homeless bc they can’t afford or find places. Life is rough but there is hope. Just gotta keep truckin until the good days come. Take care of yourself! Sending love and comfort

[@whitwall]

Jamie French spoke out on her issues with this med also. Be safe and aware with new meds. Thanks for sharing Celina!

[@Mommapuff_]

I am so sorry, Celina. You are such a beautiful soul. Thank you for sharing your story. You are Loved ❤❤❤

[@Aayah_1251]

im just speechless, im so sorry, sharing this and bringing awareness to this is such a brave move from you that im sure i and many people appreciate. sending you a big hug.

[@ninakershberg6730]

If you ever feel like that again, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE, call the mental health crisis line, wherever you are! They can talk you through that and just be someone to listen to you. I’m so sorry you’re going through this. I hope and pray that you get well really soon.

[@lazer2521]

MHC line does nothing. I actually have friends who called and were thrown in some of the worst mental hospitals. The experience worsened their state of mind actually.

[@nettiekossart9439]

If you are in the US and feel weird calling a hotline, even calling 311 and asking to talk to someone is an option too. They will listen.

[@laurainthesky3765]

Thank you for bringing awareness. I am a mental health provider who now knows to watch this. Mental health side effects were left out of the prescribing information from the manufacturer, but mentioned on the Mayo clinic website. People with mental illness are so much more likely to be overweight and diabetic than general population for a myriad of reasons including motivation struggles and weight gaining psychiatric meds. Thanks again and hope you feel like yourself again very soon ❤

[@Ddmw471]

This is anecdotal there is no evidence of mental health complications.

[@katelord6106]

I have difficulty believing you are a "mental health provider". You actually approve of this nonsense on KZbin? I'm a licensed psychologist and I find this disturbed persons rant completely irresponsible. And if you were truly who you say you are you would feel the same. What you said about no dosing information is a blatant lie. The drug company clearly prints the major side effects as well as the minor, usual ones. They give complete dosing information and a step by step usage on their website as well as phone numbers to call with information. Nobody should Ever take medical advice from anyone on a stupid social media site. This woman in particular has nothing but her own bank account numbers on her mind. As a "mental health provider" you should be aware she has many videos making fun of sleepwalking...which incredibly last for an hour or more on a routine basis. That's pure poppycock. If you are who you say you are, agreeing with this woman and encouraging this behavior, you need to find a new job. You are being as irresponsible as she is.

[@katelord6106]

Hum...So why didn't you just say isn't true or reliable? And why are you doing a disclaimer for her? Just fyi....your disclaimer for her is worthless. She should have thought about this before doing such an irresponsible video. Oh I'll bet she's a tad worried about a law suite. She should be. As well as all the law suites to follow from individuals who may quit using their medication because of this gutter type video. This women's bad experience isn't indicative of the general population. Good luck with the disclaimer, too late....

[@laurainthesky3765]

@@Ddmw471 I prescribe meds and have seen those one in 10,000 adverse reactions. If that 1 in 10,000 reaction were you, you would want your medical provider vigilant for you.

[@The_Lion_And_The_Lamb]

@@katelord6106 she’d allowed to speak on her experience with the medication 😂 chill out.

[@daniellemaxwell6149]

This is such an important thing to talk about. Thank you so much for making this video. I hope you feel better soon. 🖤

[@jmwalling1030]

This is scary as hell. There are kids on this stuff for Gods sake. Thank you, Angel, for getting the word out.

[@HeatherJohnson1111]

I was literally going to head to the pharmacy to pick this up for my type 2 diabetic daughter today. She has horrific anxiety and depression. Whyyyyy would they add this AFTER a consult with her psychiatrist? She’s already wanting to unsubscribe from the planet! I’m shaking and sobbing and I think you very well have saved my 12 year old daughter’s life. Thank you for being so extremely vulnerable and transparent. Only one of many reasons I truly love your content. You are so authentic. Much love, girl. ❤

[@Unstoppable_Stephanie]

Oh honey! I had a HORRIBLE experience with it as well! It messed with my body in awful ways - and it was terrifying to FEEL it in my system… those weeks of waiting for it to get out of my body were the loooongest! I’m so upset at doctors who are prescribing this stuff like candy. You are doing SUCH IMPORTANT WORK by sharing this! Thank you so much for all the people you’re going to help by being so vulnerable… 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕

[@Cocoa17]

Girl same, I'm done with that devilish thing.

[@deviantash]

Thank you for sharing. ❤

[@BossLady-iw5hp]

Same here!!

[@candicelynn1538]

Had my last dose 3 weeks ago. Please tell me when did you feel it completely out of your system? Thank you in advance

[@Unstoppable_Stephanie]

@@candicelynn1538 Around that time, Candice! Hang in there... you should be over the worst of it! (At least I hope that's the case... give it a good month - it's slow, but you'll get there!) XOXO

[@Still-Shorty]

Thank you SoOOoOo much for this video. A life long girlfriend of mine is now struggling with major depression and she just recently reached out to me about her having suicidal ideation. She has NEVER been like this before. *EVER* Its like i dont even know her anymore And i am absolutely TERRIFIED for her and her children. 💔😭 I have watched her Mental state decline *RAPIDLY* since starting Ozempic. I just never would have thought to put two and two together. I am so thankful to you for sharing this. I am going to speak with her tomorrow. Together we will save my friends life and get her far far away from this "miracle" medication. ❤❤❤🙏❤❤❤

[@kessiawright1710]

It isn't for everyone. Every med has possible reactions. Anyone who has those thoughts should get off of it. It doesn't give me those thoughts. I don't take a weight loss dosage though. For me, I just need .50 and my blood sugar is normal now. I am happy taking that amount. It isn't for everyone. There are meds I cannot tolerate. I am allergic to penicillin, so I don't use penicillin antibiotics. That is the same for any medication.

[@Still-Shorty]

@@kessiawright1710 i agree 💯% everyone is different. I am so thankful and relieved to know that this medication isnt having the same effect on you and your mental state. I am not one who uses medications for anything not even Advil (thankfully) That's probably why i am as ignorant as i am when it pertains to medications and its possible "side effects". I am appreciative that Spooky Boo has the know how, and the courage to speak up about this and share her knowledge and personal experience with all of us.

[@cassandraclapp6667]

I am doing great on it.

[@anasanchezism]

@stillshorty how did your friend take it? My friend JUST started ozempic 2 days ago and I’m nervous to mention it. I think I’ll just text him to check in. Really hope it works on him. He is very overweight and not sure if he has diabetes but still:

[@joeking433]

@@kessiawright1710 I only take .25 and it took my A1C down from 12 to 6 in three months. My diabetes doctor said .25 is fine if it's getting the A1C down. I haven't lost any weight on it basically because I quit eating carbs years ago when I was diagnosed with high blood sugar.

[@lisamedeiros7581]

Its scary road to go down, your so strong. I am so glad you didnt make a bad choose and I am glad you fought the darkness. Thank you for sharing . I am sure you helped many people. Its dangerous, you cant play with this. They dont have eoughn research . I thought of it but now I will think twice. I have experienced depression, it is nothing to play with. I cant take the risk of it affecting me like that it can just creep on you. Thanks again. Your amazing! Your so strong! Blessings ❤💕🎊

[@calynpresson9128]

Girl. First of all, you're one of my favorite people to watch. You make me laugh so so soooo hard. I am so sorry you're going through that. I have been there in that constant, never-ending panic, and im SO SORRY this drug caused that reaction in you. I just wanted to tell you THANK YOU for sharing your story. I was actually thinking about trying this a year ago, I didn't get it because i couldn't afford it. Im glad i never tried it. You're brave and beautiful. Thank you for sharing. 💓

[@sarahshields23]

People who have depression or anxiety should not take this drug! It can cause panic attacks, worsening anxiety and depression. The worst part is the suicidal thoughts. It’s such a horrible feeling when you don’t feel in control. I’m so glad you made this video! My friend Jane is taking this and has experienced everything you just said. She had to stop taking Ozempic. Thank you Celina for being so brave and sharing your experience. 🤗♥️

[@MermaidMysti]

who do we contact if it’s our loved one and unaware of these feelings and reactions

[@sarahshields23]

@@MermaidMysti We contacted her doctor who referred us to a psychiatrist. They had to observe my friend and made a decision to admit her to the hospital. She was having suicidal thoughts. It was very frightening. I hope this helps ♥️

[@marniekilbourne608]

That is good to know since I have both. I take medication for both. I thought about Ozempic for weight loss but given the experiences I am hearing that is the last thing I need!

[@sandicates4784]

I have gone thru the same thing with ozempic . I thought I was dying I had severe pain in my stomach with reflux I was sick all the time. It gave me nightmares and it affected my emotions . I was feeling very unstable and made me depressed. Worst part I couldn't go to the bath room caused pain. 😢 I haven't taken a shot in almost two weeks still battling stomach pains and bathroom issues and feeling lossed . I will be glad when it completely out of my system I want my life back. Yes I was taking it for diabetes it did not help my sugar remained close to 300 on this product. Everytime I would eat it would shoot up . I did loose some weight cause I wasn't able to keep food down or eat much do to the reflux and stomach pains. I hope this helps someone.

[@vicquesadilla2276]

I’ve taken latuda and abilify , and they totally fucked me up. All of those anti depressants and anti psychotics make you feel worse . And it’s so saddening .

[@cattmartyr8156]

blood sugar is so closely tied to mood. it’s really not to be trifled with. i’m happy you had the fortitude to make it out the other side. you bring joy to so many people, you deserve to have plenty and for yourself. always fill your own cup first.

[@zelldincht5609]

Or serve God first. Always put him first. And let us always do his will. Prayer helps too. Find Jesus Christ if u don't know him

[@cattmartyr8156]

@@zelldincht5609 if that works for you, sure.

[@sandibaker5298]

Thank you for your honesty! My hubby has severe uncontrolled diabetes. Thank you for being brave enough to help, quite possibly, thousands.❤❤❤

[@wendyingram23]

The fact that people are mind blown by medicine having less than desired and sometimes harmful side effects has always blown my mind. I'm glad you recognized it wasn't for you and got off it. It's unfortunate, but like all drugs there will always be people who can't/shouldnt take it and those it works out great for. Same goes for absolutely everything in life is whether it be food, drink, medication, etc.

[@spookytaco666]

I'm not on it and I don't know anyone who is on it but you're probably going to save SO MANY LIVES with this video. I can just see how bad that crap has affected you in this video. We love you Celina. My heart breaks listening to you talk about this and reading what others are going through with it.

[@ashleygosse13]

My mom is a type 2 diabetic and she deals with anxiety and depression and she talked to her doctor about Ozempic but her doctors said there wasn’t enough research with this drug to trust it. I’m like “why are so many people taking this then??” How is this okay?? Im going to show my mom this because I know how badly she wanted to take it but with her mental health, I don’t think it would be good. I’m so sorry you went through this, Celina. We’re all here for you! Sending my love and prayers💕💕

[@Mjbeswick]

My mother also has mentally heath issues, but was prescribed Ozempic as she has type 2 diabetes. She had to stop taking it, as she is an emotional / comfort eater and kept trying to over eat whilst taking it. As Ozempic slows the digestive tract, overeating causes unpleasant side effects. It's not great for people that experience food related mood issues.

[@angelashock9837]

SLG-1 inhibitors have been out for years, it’s just Ozempic that hasn’t.

[@ashleygosse13]

@@Mjbeswick yeah that could be another problem for my mom. Wow I’m so glad she wasn’t prescribed it. I hope your mom is doing better🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@CherryJuli]

My mom is also a diabetic and was prescribed Ozempic. She had very bad stomach issues from it and stopped taking it because of that. Btw she didn’t lose any weight.

[@ashleygosse13]

@@CherryJuli wow that’s horrible. My mom suffers from stomach issues as well so I feel like this drug would be really bad for her. I have a friend who takes it and she said she’s lost weight and it’s worked well for her but lately she’s been talking about feeling really down and she’s not sure what to do. I’m going to send her this video. Hope your mom is better now🙏🏻

[@milksteak-]

thank u for making this video. i hope u never have to feel that kind of anxiety again💜

[@ashleyrieves3743]

I love your content. Your happy and energetic personality has gotten me through some of my own moments. Thank you for having the strength to tell your story and taking the me time you need to heal. I hope you feel better soon.❤❤❤❤

[@caitlinduffy19]

It's so concerning that the medical professional didn't inform you that it would take a while to leave your system. That's terrifying. I'm so thankful you had the foresight to join groups and find support. Thank you for sharing and I'm so glad you're here with us ❤️

[@Mjbeswick]

The half live of Ozempic is 7 days, so anyone who bothers to read the data sheet should already know that.

[@Drummerchef13]

​@Michael Beswick even so the doctor should have told her or had a conversation about it

[@mariamaria2751]

Drs don't know nor care .theyl tell her she's crazy and need to be on psych meds lol instead of admitting this shit can do this ..or that or the other thing. I know someone on it and she has the exact same crap on it and I told her ..I'm surprised she's still alive and there will be a class action law suit soon ..this girl is talking about her mental state on it .. just wait till the physical shit on it watch..and wait for it..western medicine is all poison

[@apriljk6557]

As someone who struggles with chronic, treatment resistant major depressive disorder and anxiety plus a couple other things, I'm so sorry you went through that. I just wanted you to know that not being able to control your intrusive thoughts and body's reaction to them, definitely doesn't make you less strong mentally. It's a constant struggle, as you know, and imo that's a sign of your continued strength. You're brave for speaking up and I'm happy you're doing better. I hope you continue to feel like yourself as time passes.

[@jessicagomillion2244]

thanks for being so real and honest about your struggles!

[@kelseywillow8110]

Thank you for speaking out. You are brave. I’m thankful you are alive today to warn others and be a spokesperson for mental health.

[@heathermcfarland6317]

I am so sorry that you went through this. Thank you for bringing attention to the nightmares this medication can cause. I went through something similar. My doctor kept swearing it wasn’t the medication and he insisted I stick it out even though I wasn’t having any benefit from it. I did not lose any weight and my anxiety got a million times worse. I lowered myself to the lowest level and then I stopped all together. After a while, I felt like myself again. To this day my doctor swears it had nothing to do with medication that he suggested and prescribed.

[@Sammysam44]

Please 🙏 change doctors ❤

[@Imbatmn57]

​@@Sammysam44 yeah that dr is dangerous

[@barbelislagowski1795]

Your doctor was wrong. It's not a common side effect so they aren't as aware of it as they should be but when a doctor refuses to listen to a patient then it's time to get a new doctor.

[@cwagner641]

I started Ozempic 2 months ago. For the first time, my blood sugar numbers have been so much better. HOWEVER, I have major depression disorder, Anxiety and CPTSD and I started having worse anxiety before bed. Ive been sluggish and also having horrible nightmares. I never thought it would be because of Ozempic. Thank you so much for this video!

[@zsuzsibumgarner2522]

Oh joney my heart goes out to U! THANK U FOR SHARING YOUR STORY!!!! YOU ARE SO STRONG!!! Thank u for telling the world your story. You are a hero!

[@lbrty4all]

I'm so glad you're still here. ❤❤ I bought some off of a research website and it was expensive. I has a strong gut instinct/fear. I under-react to most things, so I trust that it wasn't an exaggeration. I didn't take any of it even though I paid for it. It sat in my fridge. Thank you for your bravery and honesty. ❤

[@joeking433]

A "research website"??? WTF is that? And how much was it? Sounds like a con job to me!

[@halasalready]

My dad is diabetic and was put on it and was on it for a month or so. He ended up in the ER with pancreatitis with a cyst on it. His Dr took him off of it. This is not a good drug at all. I’m glad you figured it out and for being so brave to share your story.

[@cedelynn7176]

“Having thoughts that didn’t feel like were my own” I struggle with a mental disorder and you don’t understand how vindicated I feel to hear that someone else say that. I’m very sad that you experienced that, and you know what that feels like. It’s extremely scary. It feels like you’re sharing your brain with something. But my heart literally fluttered when you said that. I know this is about ozempic, but that really made me feel less alone. ❤️

[@toadfingers]

I experience the same, you are not alone ❤

[@jloubrooke2023]

Thank you for being so vulnerable, it may save a life. My husband just started ozempic for his diabetes and I'll watch for this for sure. Thank you and I'll be thinking of you!

[@angelashock9837]

People think Ozempic works in the gut. It actually works in the brain.I think people should have counseling before they take it, just like a gastric bypass. I am sending positive thoughts your way. Hopefully this is something that passes soon.

[@AllTheButtons87]

Yes it really is great to hear that I am not the only one as well. It really is frightening ❤

[@aerynstormcrow]

@@angelashock9837 ur not required to have counseling for gastric bypass if ur paying out of pocket and not goin thru insurance. I almost had one right as covid hit. Didn’t want to wait for insurance so was paying out of pocket. I only had to go though tests like endoscopy and colonoscopy, But then covid hit and I canceled my surgery.

[@ABerCul]

It literally takes the joy of everything you find joy in and completly blocks joy. Period

[@ewagawrzyjal2681]

Thank you Celina, for being so good hearted and honest in sharing your experience. Stay strong, you are a beautiful young lady. God blessings to you.

[@monicaglam7984]

I have 6 kids that depend on me and this video just saved my life. I’m about 35 lbs over weight.. can’t seem to get rid of these pounds maybe it’s pre menopause 😢 and I had an appointment with a doctor on Friday to prescribe ozempic to me.. I will not be taking it, it’s not worth my babies losing their mom. Thank you for sharing this! May god bless you always ❤

[@okpoptart]

blessings mama ✨✨✨ what was meant to be viewed has found you.

[@GingeRenee]

35 lbs may feel a lot but you can do that naturally! Don’t ever take a drug from something you can do naturally. As a fellow mom we set examples for our kids and that is not enough weight to get on a risky medicine for for sure. Diet exercise and mindfullness will help out better then any drug. Best wishes momma!

[@Zubstep1315]

I mean 6 kids will ruin your hormones, have you had an endocrinologist run a full hormone panel?

[@ARTofSound908]

Wait so the doctor suggested this to you? And also please look into Maca

[@katbland9149]

Wait, you should still go to the doctor! There may be something else wrong, like a thyroid disorder or hormonal imbalances. Just tell the doctor you don't want any weight loss medication but instead want a nutrition plan based on your exam and blood work.

[@kristieedwards02]

I’m so happy that this video is out. I am overweight and I knew something was wrong with this medication. I’m just now eating healthy and working out for my health. I refuse to take meds. You are saving people’s lives with this message. ❤❤❤

[@CoCoBeware420]

An THATS how u loose weight the right way!! By eating healthy an exercise, lifestyle changes!! This stranger is so proud of u!!! ❤❤❤

[@jessicadobrowolski7965]

I completely agree you are doing it the right way. I too have been on my weight loss journey but never once took meds for it and I never will. Thank you for posting the healthy way to lose weight if one needs too because I too was alarmed when I heard Dr’s were giving patients Ozempic to lose weight. I couldn’t wrap my head around why a Dr would give a patient that does not have diabetes this drug to reach a healthy weight. It’s scary that in 2023 the Medical world has not advanced itself on hormone balancing with natural methods it all comes down too the mighty dollar. But this video is going to save lives and your post is too as well. There is no magic wand to wave to lose weight it takes likes you said exercise and healthy eating habits. And it works and the weight stays off. So thank you for finally telling people the correct way to lose weight. I’m proud of ya 😊

[@marandamartin9377]

Thank you for sharing your story. I wish you all the best in your journey ❤️ people need to hear this! You are very brave to be so vulnerable in telling it.

[@pranahomewellness]

Thank you for sharing your journey with us, I had experienced similar symptoms myself and questioned whether it was the medication or circumstances in life. I’m glad people like you are coming forward with the hidden truths about the side effects so people can be more aware and alert when on the medication. Thank you for putting in the effort to bring this to light, I truly appreciate it and so does everyone else who’s come across it. Sending you lots of love ❤

[@theresa.m.]

Thank you so much for making this. I just met with a doctor today to discuss Ozemic. I’m about 200 lbs and I’ve been trying for years to lose weight. He told me about the positive and negative side effects (mostly nausea), but he ask said there were no long term safety studies. I am pre-diabetic but he told me to do my research and then come back. Well, I do have a history of depression and suicidal ideation. I’m so happy I saw this.

[@katherinegroff3559]

Have you been diagnosed with PCOS?

[@StellaAdler_]

If there are no long term studies, say no immediately!! I hope u did🙂🙂

[@jmar8507]

@@katherinegroff3559 Or pituitary problems. I just watched a video where a women couldn't lose weight. Someone suggested PCOS so she got tested for that. That's when they found she had a pituitary tumor. (See Obesity Mystery Solved - Violin MD)

[@foxywhitetip7387]

Start with Ken Berry MD and go from there

[@WTMI]

I am so sorry that my generation handed us all over to profit seekers that don't care about the risks of their "cures" for all that ails us. They just want the customers. The good news is, we humans are really resilient. And, you are doing such a great service talking about this early. There is NO EXCUSE for COVERING THESE RISKS UP. THANK YOU FOR YOUR COURAGE!!!!!!🙏❤

[@Fatbottomgirl666]

Oh it started back in the 90's with phen- phen a miracle drug that helped you lose weight that was basically speed and was highly addictive and there were tones of lawsuits. They pushed it through the FDA without proper testing. Ozempc has not been approved as a weight loss aid at this point it's just a side effect.

[@Himaryous]

Diabetes is a life threatening condition and if it weren't for insulin and medications many sufferers would be dead. Not everyone in the field of medicine and developing drugs is bad.

[@arqbiamellogmail]

Thank you so very much for your courage to share it! I was doing some research about it and, thank God, I found your video. Take care and thank you, again!

[@gigithemouse]

You are such a beautiful person to have experienced this horrible trip. Big hugs! Stay strong and healthy.

[@carolmiranda9868]

I’m so glad you spoke out about Ozempic. My husband’s doctor prescribed him Ozempic late last year to treat his advanced diabetes and at a larger than starter dose. My husband, Frank, had a history of pancreatitis, kidney failure, heart failure, glaucoma, depression, and anxiety, all of which were controlled, and had been for years, with medication. All these conditions should have excluded him from treatment with Ozempic. While this was a relatively new doctor for Frank, the doctor had been given his full medical history. Frank started having severe digestive issues, dangerously low blood sugar issues and vision problems almost immediately. So, with his doctor’s approval, he stopped taking it after two months. Then, while it was still in his system, he started having very scary vision problems that he had never had before (double vision, severely blurred vision) and debilitating depression, uncontrolled rage, and suicidal ideation. He was a completely different person - so different from his normally sweet and funny self. On two separate occasions, I had to call for crisis intervention. Once he left me in our car and drove across the state with plans to kill himself. My daughter flew to Seattle and rented a car to find him, while I followed his debit card transactions and called various police stations along his route to help us find him. Luckily, they found him before he could accomplish what he set out to do. We almost lost him and it almost destroyed our marriage because his rage was often directed at me or my adopted teenage grandchildren. He’s getting better now and almost back to his old self, but he still is battling the depression and occasional bouts of anger, as well as eye problems and huge swings in blood sugar. I know many people must not get as severe side effects to Ozempic as my husband did, but I really believe that if there are other people suffering anything even remotely close to this, it should be removed from the market. The risk is just too great. At minimum, doctors and those considering taking it need to educate themselves to these risks, no matter how uncommon they may be.

[@cynthiacrawford6147]

It should be taken away from anyone who reacted badly. There is a. Asthma med that did this to me. Not everyone reacts that way. It helps many people. Take it away if they react bad. Dont take it from the people that it helps. Monitor it very closely of course.

[@pagevaughn9194]

I have say only one thing, if the drug companies were accountable for all the miss handling of new medication. Maybe just maybe things would be different about the way medicine is given out, and doctors would be more thorough and their research of each patient if it is safe! Not only that, drug companies should be responsible and accountable if things go wrong!

[@Mjbeswick]

It's seems unlikely Ozempic is the direct cause of the issues listed, more an indirect side effect of not being able to eat so much. My mother had issues with Ozempic, such as digestive issues caused by her poor diet choices and trying to eat too much. If you try to eat normally taking this medication you can suffer severe digestive issues including pain and bloating, as it slows down the digestive tract. Mood swings can be trigger in people with food addiction.

[@cynthiacrawford6147]

@@Mjbeswick yeah I was told it was in my head on a med. And then after a lot of suicides on it they pulled it from the market. That med is banned in all countries. And an asthma med I was on did the same. It now has big time warnings on it. Don't dismiss side effects in some over what you feel. It won't restore life to the ones no longer here because they were ignored when they spoke out but stayed on the med due to doctors saying keep taking it.

[@daynasafranek7807]

I’m so sorry that all of this happened. My aunt is taking this because she’s morbidly obese and I have been saying that this isn’t the “miracle” people are saying are saying it has been. I’m glad you shared your story and more people should be hearing her and reading these stories. It can be really scary what meds can do and some doctors just really don’t know enough about the medicine. They just know to prescribe it sometimes, and it can have dire consequences.

[@harmeoww]

Celina you're so strong for fighting these horrible side effect,for sharing the ugly side of this "fad" and for putting your most vulnerable self out there in from of millions of people. We all love and cherish you. Always take the time you need for yourself and just know that even when you're at your darkest, you're still spreading light to others.❤

[@holiwood72]

Thank you for making this. As someone with ptsd agoraphobia and severe panic disorder this means everything to me. I wanted to try it but with my disorders. Now I know it's an impossibility