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@melia7

Hello Chris and thanks for your mail and information. As to me, indeed I was diagnosed recently with osteoporosis and prescribed alendronic acid with cholecalciferol. As soon as I read feedbacks from patients taking this medicine, I felt a need for a support. As many others in this forum, I have to make a difficult decision if I should take the medicine or not. For many years I lived in Norway, and I am sure that a lack of light and of vitamin D have contributed to my condition. Without vitamin D or with low level of it, calcium is not assimilated by our bodies. Most people in Norway take everyday fish oil, but it seems that it in reality cannot help everybody. I have anticipated that at some stage I can get osteoporosis, and now I am trying to move to southern Spain. However, osteoporosis is already shaping my life condition and style. I shall be happy to share my experience, and I started to read all messages of this forum gratefully.

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Hi there @melia7, wow that was quick. Thanks for your reply. I understand about the Vitamin D issue. I lived in Delaware where the sun has a problem showing up way too many days, especially in Fall and Winter.

So you are taking "Fosamax with Vitamin D (cholecalciferol). I am finally on Fosamax and I try to take a river walk in the sunshine at least 3 times a week. So, we are on the same page, so to speak.

Please share your experience after you have had a chance to see how others in this forum have made their decisions. When you say move to southern Spain, how might that environment affect your body's ability to assimilate calcium?

May you be safe, free, and protected from inner and outer harm.
Chris