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@lashu

Thank you, timely: I have signed up with, and have met once with, a physical therapist. I requested PT after my endocrinologist described my conditions with bones weaknesses, and was referred to one. The exercises assigned so far emphasize strengthening of the back muscles and are most interesting. They focus on the abdomen area and the thigh area. I will mention the treadmill possibility to her Friday when I am to see her again.
I am the sole caregiver for my husband who was paralyzed on his right side from a stroke fifteen years ago. This care and the relatively large house we live in does provide some built in weight bearing exercises. Judging from what the endocrinologist warned, these domestic demands must be done with caution as I am told one wrong move, just a stretch in the wrong direction, may result in permanent back pain.
Thank you again, I am taking your example seriously and shall proceed with caution.

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Make sure that they are not having you do any exercises for the abdomen that lift your back in a curve in either direction. That would not be good.

Please fill us in on what abdomen exercises you are doing.

I think that most of us are not aware before being told about the possibility of a fracture with an odd movement.
But we need to just practice proper posture and go with the flow and live life as best as possible.