Saw the OS today and was discharged, and told to go back anytime if needed. Says another 6 months recovery, which we all know very well. Extension good, said I might get another 10’ flexion, but I still have full function, and that a full knee replacement never has quite as much flexion. Talked...
I’m 22 weeks tomorrow and it’s still warmer than the other, but getting there. All normal and will be fine. I could have friend eggs on it on about Day 8 it was that hot and fierce… :rofsign:
It’s Friiiiiyay and the weekend and the knee is still playing ball. :dancy:
It even survived up and down a tall stepladder yesterday a LOT, and it’s only the right glute whinging today. :heehee: And I did half my cardio for the week yesterday according to my Fitbit!
It genuinely feels more...
Hello and welcome back @Razorback 1983. What challenges you’ve had in recent times. Thank you for sharing.
Bonesmart has changed a little since you had your last ops. As a totally non-profit organisation Bonesmart runs a Membership programme to cover the running costs. All the staff are unpaid...
Oh join the club, I’ve been there a few times, we all have. It’s not us that decides, it’s the new joint!
Little steps nd you’ll be fine. Keep us posted.
To use crutches move both together weightbearing with the bad knee and crutches together then move your good leg through, or to equal it. In the Uk you’re not allowed out until you are safe on crutches and also on stairs with crutches. To use stairs you use only one crutch and the and rail...
Thanks all it’s ALL chairs, and I’m a great fan of the disabled toilets when out and about. Still have raised sets at home. Plus rocking makes no difference. I’ve had moving and handling training for years so I find it a tad ironic I’m stuck using my arms.
Been like this since before the ops...
Great report @JusticeRider and so useful for others already nor contemplating this replacement journey. Please do keep us posted. I agree with you on many issues too.
It’s still very early days and and you’ll find what works for you, it took me about 3 w before I could sit in the front, I too prefer the back seat with the leg raised. Little outings are great for the spirits.
Thank you @Jimmyjo for clarifying it’ll help with the answers to your questions. It sounds horrible so I hope we can help you towards getting some relief.
Hello @Jimmyjo and welcome to Bonesmart. Thank you for supporting us as an Insider. I am so sorry to read that you’re in constant pain and have not yet had a satisfactory explanation of what’s going on or been offered a plan to alleviate things. I can understand how frustrating and disappointing...
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