@beachesanddreams thanks. I appreciate that. I think I come from a different perspective with three autoimmune diseases or conditions, either terminology. I was DX with my first one which is very rare over 15 years ago, with only one medication. Autoimmune diseases tend to run in packs and my rheumatologist was actually really surprised it took 10 years for the others to come on. The rare one is often silent at first. The others much more symptomatic. The most recent one is also quite rare, only a few specialists here and there and also tiny pool of meds. So this is all a long winded way of saying because OP is silent until a fracture, I agree that people tend to ignore. And big mistake! I’m thrilled to be taking a bone builder now, so glad I had that option and got ahead of it. I think you are right, people will look back when they fracture with regrets and a much scarier future. But because I have experienced really scary stuff I just took it more or less in stride. I knew when I was DX with RA (and that is very painful and life altering) if I didn’t get ahead of that asap I would be in horrible shape. When I started treatment I couldn’t dress myself. Now am doing great. I look at friends who had cancer. I can’t see any of us saying “oh I want to treat this ‘naturally’”. When that basically doesn’t exist anyway. People afraid of hormones in anabolics but they have no trouble popping a NSAID? Sorry not “natural”. Anyway, I think all my experience plus the fact I live with all types of up and down issues like all autoimmune patients, a racing heart for a half hour is NOTHING. So because of all that I am also not hyper focused on what I feel. Just get on with it. And the irony is, lol, because of the anti inflammatory properties of my anabolic I feel great! So not trying to be dismissive of people’s side effects but I do think going into this with a super positive, grateful attitude helped and has been like, pfft, piece of cake. When you’re at a place where you can’t dress yourself where I was with RA a little X or Y seems easy. Keep hanging in there. I will pop in here and there but found it incredibly frustrating with the “natural” talk. Cheers.