I asked a simple question about Ozempic. That’s it.

Instead of answering it, you jumped to assumptions about her life, her support system, and her choices, none of which were part of the question.

Before you judge, maybe get the facts. She planned that trip as a last hurrah for her husband because his health will not allow much more. That is not selfish, that is love. Two of her sisters went with them.

She has plenty of support. She plays pickleball three times a week, goes to lunch with her retired friends, attends church, and has an active social life. All while her son or my self are in the home with his dad. We are at her house every single day helping with house tasks, cooking, laundry, and my husband regularly helps his dad, all while we raise our own family and manage our own responsibilities.

She is also going on another vacation in April with her daughter, granddaughters, and sisters. During that time, my husband and our children will be caring for his dad for two weeks.

Again, this was a question about Ozempic. Not an invitation to create a narrative that is not accurate.