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@oknowwhatpixie Ah! That makes sense. Actually, my problem started because I had a parathyroid tumor that none of my doctors recognized for 10 years!!! But because of my age, 74, I probably have loss of estrogen. Still, I would think that would mean I have to take some kind of medication forever, not just after stopping Tymlos. Because if I don't have enough estrogen to shore up my bones after Tymlos, I won't have it later either. 🙁