Sure, no pictures though because honestly losing progress has been really difficult for me and I cant be bothered to take more right now.
All of the minoxidil dependent hairs eventually shed. This dropped my density significantly, especially in the crown. My hairline mostly stayed the same throughout the shed. I started using minoxidil again about a month ago. The shedding was really annoying (50-100 hairs a day at least and they were getting everywhere) and I find it really difficult to use minoxidil with longer hair so I buzzed my head to a #2 so that I could see the damage in full and have easier access to putting minoxidil on my scalp. Where I stand right now in terms of density is something like the picture labeled February 24th on my little mini timeline (on page 1/in the OP). Basically I've recovered to roughly where I was at 2 months of using Minoxidil in only 1 month, so I count myself lucky in that regard.
I'm hopefully going to be fine now that I have my hormones back in check and I'm using minoxidil again. I had a bunch (really a TON) of vellus hairs all over my hairline for some time now that have mostly not changed at all until recently, even through the shed. I'm seeing those thicken up now, like I did when my crown started coming in. The right temple especially is coming along very nicely... the left side is getting better too, but much more slowly for some reason. Oh and what I've been doing with my minoxidil is slightly different - as I've said in the past I really hate the way it irritates my scalp and how it makes my hair look. Instead of doing 1mL twice daily like most people do, I prefer to only apply it once a day. I use around 2mL to cover my entire scalp and I really make sure it gets to all of the places that need it. That way, I don't have to deal with dandruff/my hair looking greasy all day and I just wash my hair in the shower in the morning. I think this will be the only reasonable way to use minoxidil if I grow my hair out as long as I intend to. I seem to still be getting results, so I'm going to stick to doing it that way I guess for convenience's sake.