I'm back!! It is now 29 months since my bilateral femoral rodding. There is not much I can't do at this point. Exercise is very important. I do Zumba, cardio and core exercises. I have found that balancing on one leg is difficult if not impossible as is running. I, too, hoped my legs would heal after three months of limited mobility, alas, they did not. I was fortunate to be referred to my surgeon, Dr. Lawrence Wolf. The rods are still in place and he sees no reason to remove them and neither do I. Hang in there ladies. The word is finally out about Fosamax and the damage it has caused. We now have options, and no, it is not in our heads. Our pain is real and the cause was this drug. God bless and help us all. Cee
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I'm back!! It is now 29 months since my bilateral femoral rodding. There is not much I can't do at this point. Exercise is very important. I do Zumba, cardio and core exercises. I have found that balancing on one leg is difficult if not impossible as is running. I, too, hoped my legs would heal after three months of limited mobility, alas, they did not. I was fortunate to be referred to my surgeon, Dr. Lawrence Wolf. The rods are still in place and he sees no reason to remove them and neither do I. Hang in there ladies. The word is finally out about Fosamax and the damage it has caused. We now have options, and no, it is not in our heads. Our pain is real and the cause was this drug. God bless and help us all. Cee
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