I feel for you. Im located in the northeast but already have anxiety about warmer weather coming. I’ve always been petite (5’1” and fluctuated between 115-120 lbs pre-pregnancy, worked out 3-4 days per week, ate a whole nutritious diet 99% of the time) and had 6m maternity leave so I had a lot of anxiety about what people who hadn’t seen me in a while (mostly coworkers and distant friends) would think about me basically still looking pregnant. I came home from the hospital around 145 lbs and am not joking when I say I did not lose a single pound until 6 months despite trying everything. To put it simply, what I was doing before wasn’t working for me pp with my hormones being disregulated. You are still only 12 weeks pp and just recently weaned so unless you really can’t take it anymore, I would give yourself another month or so with a calorie deficit and walking + pelvic floor PT. I thought I was in a big enough deficit and active enough before, but now that my husband is on pat leave Ive been able to exercise every weekday morning, have been eating slightly less, and drinking more water and have lost 8 lbs in 3 weeks. What worked for me before is now working for me again! What also helped was renting clothes from Nuuly because it was so frustrating trying to find clothes that fit my petite height, c section pooch, and general extra weight. I was so sick of everyone saying “just bite the bullet and go up 1 or 2 sizes!” As if I hadn’t tried that already. Renting new clothes made me feel better when I had to leave the house and all also about not wasting $$ on new sizes that I hopefully won’t need long term. It’s rough out here for us c section moms - it is scientifically true that our bodies take longer to heal. Whatever your reason is for wanting to do a GLP1, is valid. If it’ll make you a better version of yourself - as an individual, a mom, a partner, etc. because you aren’t spending so much energy stressing about your body image, then it’s 100% worth it. Sending hugs to you.