Ok I have done a lot of answering but not asking so here goes...?

I'm 36 yrs old and several years ago I was diagnosed with Degenerative Disk disease, two years ago with reversed curvature of my c-spine,and last year with Ostioperosis in my HIPS ( bad enough in my left hip I have a fist sized hole and according to my DR started about 6-8 yrs ago.. my daughter is 9 now ). I'm overweight I'll admit that and working on loosing weight but weight is not what caused these problems according to my dr's. Last year I was in the hospital for the MSRA Staph infection but even though symptoms were on both legs I only tested positive on one leg. Don't have Lymphedima, nor Vasculitis; don't have High Blood Pressure, Diabeties, High Cholesteral nor do I have HIV or the HIV Dormant Virus. I also have Fibromyalgia but not the kind that's blood/virus associated according to the specalist I went to. So.. Anyone have ANY ideas what could be causing this deteriation and problems with my body? I even managed to TEAR a disk in my lumbar ( gel no longer in disk ).

*lol* Bass,
If that were ONLY true and it were all in my head. However with all the MRI's, X-Ray's, Scars on my legs and all the other darn tests I have it's a sure fire thing it's not Psychological. I have had the Fibromyalgia problems since I was 5 years old, only at the time they didn't have a name for the pains and muscle weakness I suffered; only that I had them and wasn't making them up. Oh and Tearing a DISK is about as easy to do as trying to deliberatly break a bone with your hands (talkin' healthy strong bone with good marrow content too). It's far easier and more normal to have a Herniated Disk than it is to Tear a disk. Tearing a Disk is NOT FUN! The pain alone from the gel that is forced out of your disk hitting your spinal colum and nerves is unbearable. Took me from Jan 6th when that happened to Middle of Feb before I could walk upright properly, and then till middle of March before I was driving again. If it happens again I'm wheel chair bound perm. per all my Dr's!

it is possible that your fibromyalgia is the key culprit to the deterioration of your body, I hate to hear that you have that because from what I have read about it, it is a terrible disease. I hope you find out what the cause is but my guess would be the fibromyalgia. Take Care and God Bless

Sorry but it sounds like your in need of a good doctor or phycatrist

Osteoporosis and Osteopenia
Most osteoporosis-related fractures occur in the spine,
hip or wrist
You break a bone - Breaking a bone as an adult doesn鈥檛 mean you have osteoporosis, but it may be a warning sign that your bones are weak.
Constant back pain could be a sign that you have a spinal fracture. Spinal fractures occur when bones in your back become so weak that they fracture and collapse. This can happen without warning even during ordinary activities such as bending over to pick up a newspaper or vacuuming.
Osteopenia refers to mild bone loss. While osteopenia does not mean you will get osteoporosis, it may indeed regress to that point. Both Osteopenia and Osteoporosis (or porous bone) involve structural deterioration of bone tissue, bone fragility and an increased risk of fractures (notably in the hip, spine, and wrist). Your bones become thinner and weaker as you age, with significant a bone mass decline occurring in women during menopause and thereafter. Simply put, the older you are, the greater your risk of osteoporosis. Effective treatment for established osteoporosis usually requires the combination of a supplemented diet and lifestyle changes.

It all started with "geopathic stress"
Do you live near water? or have you?
Any problems sleeping?
Headaches? Tired during the day?
Sensitive to electronics?

You need to learn about Geopathic stress. Do a search with yahoo and checkout www.gseradicator.com
They can do a full hair analysis and help you with everything.
Good luck

Has the doctor ever mentioned spondylitis? You may have that along with osteoporosis.