@charleneb I am not on Evenity, I am on Tymlos but I just wanted to make a comment here.

The daily injections take about two minutes, part of that is deciding using the diagram, where each shot should best be, and preparing the needle. The whole thing is quick and most often painless. Once in a while, I get a little twinge of discomfort but nothing that I would consider pain. I like that I just do it before I go to bed and I don't have to make appointments and go elsewhere.

I am on Medicare and getting it approved was not a problem. I had a minor hip fracture so I think that clinches it (a minimally displaced trochanteric femur fracture). I just don't want you to be afraid of the daily injections. The only negative for me is the cost. If you are on Medicare it will most likely cost about $560 a month initially but with such a large copay you do get into the "donut hole" quickly and the cost is greatly reduced. If you are not on Medicare then there are often programs where people pay nothing for it! The only way that happens if you are a Medicare recipient is if your income is less than $60,000 a year.
JK