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--- home:diseases:osteoporosis_osteopenia [02.01.2020] – [Patients experiences] sallieq
+++ home:diseases:osteoporosis_osteopenia [02.02.2020] – [Patients experiences] sallieq
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 //**Dogster**, MarshallProtocol.com//</blockquote>
-<blockquote>I was prime candidate for osteoporosis.  From age 10 to 17 I was either ill in bed or hiding behind the tennis wall with a library book so the sports teacher could not notice that I was neither running nor jumping. When I left school I simply lay on my bed to read at every spare moment.
+<blockquote>I was prime candidate for osteoporosis.  From age 10 to 17, I was either ill in bed or hiding behind the tennis wall with a library book so the sports teacher could not notice that I was neither running nor jumping. When I left school I simply lay on my bed to read at every spare moment.
-My (not on MP) husband's father was a scout master, so hubbie was a more normal child, but his spine and hip bones show clear evidence of osteopenia in scan.
+My (//not on MP//) husband's father was a scout master, so hubbie was a more normal child, but his spine and hip bones show clear evidence of osteopenia in scan. (//DHubbie is halfway into the black on both scans//)
-On the other hand, my own scan showed only slight osteopenia of hip bone but no osteopenia at all in a spine that rarely had much work to do. I now avoid scans in confidence I do not need it.
+On the other hand, my own scan showed only slight osteopenia of hip bone (//grey area//) but no osteopenia at all in a spine that rarely had much work to do. I now avoid scans in confidence I do not need it.
 //Sallie Q//

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