do while with block loop

When doing imperative programming, a surprising amount of the time I find myself wishing for a loop that might look something like this:

do {
  // initialization logic to be executed each loop
} while (<condition>) {
  // logic to be executed each loop if the condition is met
}

This is useful when you have code that makes sense as a do while loop but requires a condition before executing some logic that’s required for the next iteration. This can be emulated in most imperative programming languages using:

// initialization logic
while (<condition>) {
  // logic to be executed each loop if the condition is met
  // initialization logic for next loop iteration
}

But this requires duplicating the initialization logic which is disappointing.