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@melia7

Thanks so much to everybody for the useful guidelines ! It will take time to get used but it is necessary.
One good news is that special forceps about 50 cm long for taking things from the floor are available on sale here in Spain (orthopedic shops). It helps me a lot. I am sure that you have them also in the US. Good luck!

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Echoes of thanks from me. In late January, I was diagnosed with an average -4.4 lumbar area (L3-4 -4.9!), no frax, I've quit my old routine of toe taps, twists, etc--but I'm struggling to figure out how achieve a straight (neutral) back without eyes in the back of my head. I'm very fit and have been adding exercises suggested here, but am never sure I'm doing anything right. I feel like the A student who gets an F on the first essay assignment for Freshman comp--doomed to flunking out of life. Thanks for the advice. I am awaiting a PT to follow up on my PCP's referral. [the cause of this mess remains undiagnosed; I'll do whatever is quickest in restoring my spine. Damn the side effects. OP in fem-neck is mild--OA elsewhere, but plenty of people (women and men) sustain fractures with lower scores. It seems that all of the non-resorbatives target the spine, with much less improvement in the hip. I am pretty confident exercise and diet will help me fend off fractures.]