Six Months.....

This morning my latest scan showed it's been 184 days since my first one. Close enough to exactly six months.

So here's me after six months of being a patient at my own clinic — on Tirzepatide, doing my part with moderate regular activity. The side and profile views below highlight a few things I want to point out.

First: as the fat came off, the shape of everything changed. Where my thighs meet, the silhouette of my midsection, even my posture in the scans — the machine captures all of it, visit over visit, same angles, honest comparisons. This is why we scan instead of just weighing.

Second — and this is the part that matters more than any measurement: six months is the point where the new habits stop feeling like habits you're trying to keep, and start feeling like just... how you live. Protein first at meals isn't a rule I follow anymore; it's what my plate looks like. The water bottle isn't a prop; it's a reflex. I move more because moving feels good now, not because a plan says to.

People ask me all the time: "how long does it take?" My honest answer after six months as both director AND patient: the medication starts working in weeks. The transformation takes months. The person you become in the process — that's the part that lasts.

Six months down. Not done. But damn, it feels good.

-Daryl

Book a FREE consult now <- Click There!

www.pnwmedicalgroup.com

Puyallup: 253-340-2270

Federal Way: 253-363-8877