Consider gathering information related to semaglutide, ozempic, and other medications like: A comprehensive list of all GLP1 prescriptions (ozempic, wegovy, mounjaro, rybelsus, zepbound, and even trulicity), with dates, dosages, and prescribing providers Pharmacy receipts and medication packaging that show drug information such as the active ingredient semaglutide or brand names like Ozempic Medical records showing ER visits, hospital admissions, imaging, labs, and diagnoses that point to side effects like gastroparesis, stomach paralysis, or vision loss related to NAION, particularly in patients using Ozempic Consultation notes from gastroenterology, endocrinology, or surgery visits A written timeline of symptoms, including onset, severity, and potential triggers Employment records documenting missed days and any disability or leave requests Personal journals, photos, or messages that reflect the daily impact of your condition If you cannot access every document immediately, do not worry

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