I'm sorry, love. As a person who grew up with a lot of health issues, I know how that feels.

The best thing you can do is do your research and advocate for yourself. In the interim, there are things you can do to lower your prolactin levels. I won't say it will fix the issue, but it will reduce it.

Check this out:

metropolisindia.com/blog/preventive-healthcare/prolactin-levels-seven-hacks-to-lower-them

There are belly slings and wraps you can wear for quality of life. Some go under your shirt while some go over it. It's very helpful if you have to do a lot of bending over.

As a member of the big titty committee, keep that area as dry as possible.

Underboob rash is hell.

Start by getting over your hang ups with social pressure. If you gain weight but are preoccupied with people judging you, you'll freak out and lose the weight,

Gotta make your peace knowing you can't control what other people think about you. But at the same time, their opinions about you don't matter. Once you get to that point, you are ready to get fat.

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I have seen a number of gainers and feedees play fast and loose with their health in the name of getting fat. Never ends well.

Your body takes note of whatever damage you do to yourself and repays you with interest. Anyone over the age of 30 can vouch for this.

Don't do this. Your body needs both to function. Being malnurished leads you to getting sick. And if your normal diet gives you enough vitamin C and B complex, taking supplements is a waste of time and money.

Ah yes. The going back to bed after waking up special.

Honestly, Ozempic, Wegozy, and all the others aren't as helpful as many people imagine them to be.

Assuming your gf never experiences side effects, she can expect to lose 15% of her body fat over time. That's a decent amount if you are smaller, but it gets less impressive the fatter you are.

To be very clear, I am not anti-weight loss medication. I think that it has a place in health care. However, I would only use it as a last resort. I have worked in the healthcare industry for nearly a decade. I remember a time when Ozempic was only for severe type 2 diabetics.

It's a harsh drug often used as a Hail Mary when nothing else is helping you regulate your blood sugar. As such, I am side-eyeing doctors who keep pushing this medication when there are other safer options.

The weight loss situation depends on your girlfriend's health goals. Losing weight will improve her mobility, so it may need to be an option. This is not to say your girlfriend needs to get down to 120 lbs. However, it isn't uncommon for a feedee to lose weight to improve mobility so they can regain it later. It's hard to keep gaining weight if your body cannot handle it, so some feedees and gainers lose some weight so they can come back stronger.

I would have a discussion with your girlfriend to go over her options and see what she wants to do.

Could you even fit your arms through that? Because your arms are quite large.

Okay, I'll bite.

Why are you a hometown hero?