Ann: Quarterly Update and Appendix 4C - quarterly, page-12

No. She hasn't been well enough. Her reaction to the Prolia injections (two in total) is ongoing. It stays in the system for a long time. Up to two years after the last injection. Rebound fractures (vertabrae) are one of the many surprises that aren't told to patients prior to getting these injections. Necrosis of the jaw is another common side effect. Dentists see, and acknowledge, the damage the drug does because they are left to try and fix the dental issues it causes. Doctors are reluctant to blame it for anything, despite evidence to the contrary.

In any case, Mum's initial course of PPS would have helped her, no doubt, but as I said, the Prolia injections, given to her by a GP that she no longer sees, were given to her without a word of warning. The first Prolia injection was given to her two weeks prior to the first PPS injection.