@melia7
Hi There, Yes I agree folks need to hear experiences good and bad. Right now it looks like the Marodyne does not noticeably help osteoporosis. Belinda Beck's VIBMOR study results have not been published but she has stated publicly that she was disappointed that the Marodyne device did not help bone density in that study.
I tried my darndest to get the med I thought best for me and after much struggle I got it (Evenity). In the US Medicare and private insurance companies all push biophosphonates first. I think sometimes they push Prolia also but not bone builders like Evenity. It's crazy. In the end after 5 months of pushing for what I wanted and talking with several different doctors I got approved for Evenity with Medicare and with Amgen's safety net program. I was trying to get approved with either one and finally they both approved at the same time. In my case they got a new insurance person at my "osteoporosis doctor's" office and this new person was a real go getter. She definitely helped me get approval whereas the previous one had done little. At another doctors office they also were of little help mostly saying I would have to try an anti-resorptive first. I was about to pay for Evenity myself when the two approvals came thru. It's a shame we have to struggle to get the care that would be best for us. Best of luck to you with your efforts.