I totally understand. My sister-in-law had breast cancer too. I am going to be 68 in October and I am going to continue on my bio, identical hormones. I do agree that they have helped me. I have no cancer history in my family. Endocrinologist have asked me to go on drugs for the past 10 years pushing pushing pushing me. My dad was a doctor so I always question whether medicines are the best way to go. I’m probably a terrible patient. So I went on Actonel two summers ago and stayed on it for three months, 0MG I was dizzy every day. I actually fainted going to the bathroom at night and it’s wonder I didn’t break my hip or anything else. Thank God I landed on my elbows and knees. Somehow I stopped at medicine immediately I think that’s the only reason they will consider this medicine for me because I can’t take the other form , I wish you luck with your bones. I know this is a heartbreaking journey with your encouragement. I am going to try to try the tymolos. I have a new endocrinologist now and on our last visit she did recommend for Tayo or Talos, but was giving me six months to make up my mind so I go to her next week. At least I have some knowledge about the Penn and starting on a lower dose I can’t thank you enough.