I'm not sure what happened. I was replying to Philip and when it came up
in my Inbox it looked like I addressed it to you, Ed. A glltch somewhere,
I guess. Glad it was helpful in some way.
\--Tod
On Wed, Jan 3, 2024 at 5:25 PM Edward Tessier wrote:
> sorry for my typo! I'll be a quad 40
sorry for my typo! I'll be a quad 40 years this August
From: Edward Tessier
Sent: Wednesday, January 3, 2024 4:22 PM
To: Tod Santee ; Philip Wells
Cc: quad-list
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Leg Fracture - Above knee
hey Philip and Todd,
Thank you so much for posting
hey Philip and Todd,
Thank you so much for posting about osteoporosis. I have not been tested for it
for over 20 years so seeing what you posted was a great reminder to check in
with my body and see how it's doing. For a change, my HMO didn't even complain
about the expense.
By the way, I'm
From: Tod Santee
Sent: Wednesday, January 3, 2024 4:15 PM
To: Philip Wells
Cc: quad-list
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Leg Fracture - Above knee
Hi Philip,
I'm 56, (C5/6 for 40 yrs) and broke my femur --just above the knee-- in a
car accident 2 yrs ago. Even with
Hi Philip,
I'm 56, (C5/6 for 40 yrs) and broke my femur --just above the knee-- in
a car accident 2 yrs ago. Even with my advanced osteoporosis it healed
well with no bracing needed. I also had a burst fracture at L4 that was a
whole different story. We thought my leg was causing autonomic
Hi Paul,
I'm also a C5/6 quad. I've been getting Prolia for the past 3 yrs and
haven't felt any difference after any injections. It seems to have, at
least, slowed my bone loss. My SCI was in 1983 so I'm 40 yrs into this. I
started with Fosamax pills around 2000, then moved on to another
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