Safe, effective diet pills?

Wrassler, Since posting this question, I have found out that my already low-functioning thyroid has almost completely stopped producing- so they’ve tripled my dosage for that and it’s helping- not yet with the weight loss, though they said it will, but it is with my low energy. I DO exercise as much as I can. I go jogging or walking several days a week. But working full time, having to do dinner, and having to accommodate my son’s schedule makes it difficult to do every day- plus I refuse to take him out in a downpour, which it does several times a week. I have a jogging stroller, but due to the foot pain, I can only go for about 10 minutes (jogging), then I have to stop, take my shoe off because it hurts so bad, and hobble home. It’s not very productive, and that’s the problem- I have to quit before I’ve gotten a good enough work out. I’ve been speed-walking with flip-flops on, and that has helped. I also said I go swimming with him. If I could find somebody to go with me to watch him, I would- nobody is willing to go, and nobody can watch him when the pool is open for non-members. So yes, a lot of excuses, but they’re also valid REASONS- if you’ve ever carried a child and had to deal with the weight gain, you’ll know that- but I’m guessing you’re a guy and haven’t. I’ve been an athlete my whole life- I know the importance of eating right and exercise. Before I conceived my son I was 127lbs and am 5’7”- I did 3 miles at a time every other day. On the off days I did weight training. I’m not a lazy person- I’m a person in pain who wants to work out but can’t. I took my own advice- I tried Alli, and have lost 5 pounds in a week and 3 days, in addition to the good diet I’ve already had and bike riding with the baby in the trailer (doesn’t hurt my knees or foot as bad). Losing that little bit with help has already made my foot feel better and my knees don’t ache quite so bad- and I can probably start jogging like normal soon. So- you didn’t answer my question at all and instead assumed me to be this lazy couch potato that eats junk all of the time and wants a quick fix- not true.