I know it’s not always genetic. There are many causes for it, as Dr McCormick explained to me. I had Lyme disease for a long time and that could have contributed. As well as being 100 pounds most of our lives. But my dad was 170 pounds, so that didn’t contribute. It is great we have medical interventions for those of us who did everything right, but still ended up with osteoporosis. I know someone who could even ride in a car because going over a bump would cause a painful fracture. We are so fortunate these days, and, I expect, it will only get better for future generations.