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Replies to "Great thread topic. I was recently diagnosed with osteoporosis and told to take fosomax and calcium..."
Yes, I have also been working with a physical therapist towards building up to the Liftmor exercises. However, she warns against doing the Liftmor exercises on my own so Im interested in what you are doing with a personal trainer. Is it one on one? For how many times a week and for how long a session? Not sure I could afford that. My PT is covered by medicare but only for a specific time. She is suggesting going to a gym and using the machines instead after I am up to lifting 25 pounds, but I would prefer using a trainer instead if it was affordable. Any advice or thoughts? Thanks!
Hi Jasperina,
I to am in the 3.1 and some lower numbers and do not want to rush into the Fosomax….. my pcp says the endo will tell me the same thing. So I’m thinking about just getting a second opinion from naturopath or even another pcp
Until then, I’m eat well ,walk up many stairs walking flat and hills some running, yoga, lite weights. Vit. Min.
I’m doing Dr Fishmans 12 step yoga
Thanks, Karen
Love that you are working with a trainer to do the LIFTMOR exercises. That sounds like the best weight-bearing exercise plan if you are able to work up to it. For those with either more severe t-scores or whose physical condition prevents rigorous weight training and jumping, OsteoStrong gyms offer a safe and super-effective bone-loading exercise. There are a couple hundred or so around the US and more around the world.