It's good to be back @Josephine. I know that I have plantar fasciitis and my right ankle has very limited ROM. The problem with that is it all leads back to the hip.
I am having some hip issues but I suspect it because I have to walk with my right foot turned out from my body and that leg is...
I was involved in an accident in 2009 that I broke 24 bones in. This site helped me through a hip replacement but I now have some recurring right ankle problems.
Initially, I had so many broken bones in my feet the focus was on my right hip and 2 broken femurs. So in a sense they just let them...
@Jillie422 I enjoyed it for a time but I sold the RV and got an apartment last month. Having a 13 year old over every other weekend was difficult at best in a 30 foot RV. She likes her own room and I have a bigger space to teach her some things. Her mother is very OCD as in get some help OCD...
Thanks to all for your replies. We made a few changes on the meds and they seem to really help. My x-rays and cat scans came back looking really good. I can't do MRI's. We increased the Neurotin and the xanax. Up to 900 mg a day on the Neurotin and 1/2 mg on the xanax. Also need to address some...
Well many of you know my story how I broke 24 bones in an accident on 09. After 5 years of arguing with doctors I finally found a Dr Charles E Toulson out of Mckinney who was willing to do the hip replacement. That was on new years eve in 2012 and I have had constant pain since then.
Of course...
OK so now I am going on April 6th to take an x-ray and look at the hip and see what we see. Can't really do the MRI thing because I have an interstint on my kidneys kinda like a pacemaker. So for the most part I was really pleased with my doctor. His name is Dr Toulson (Henry I think) Alpha...
Thanks for the many responses. I actually find that the pain increases if I don't use the elliptical. I don't do much tension on the elliptical at all. I use it more for a way to keep active. I live and work out of my RV where I volunteer at a National Park so going to work out every morning...
Ok now after all this time I am still hurting from a TRHR after 3½ years. Now some of you know my story so bear with me as I tell it again for the sake of those who have not heard it. In 09 I broke 24 bones in an accident so my pain tolerance is pretty high. On New years eve 13 I had a total...
@Kettlebell queen prior to my surgery I ran 3-6 miles a day. I had a major accident and broke 24 bones in it. I managed the first 5 years with a pin in my hip but eventually had to have it replaced due to spontaneous dislocation. Don't lose your passion for good health. Every time I get up over...
@sologros Welcome to the hipsters side. Glad everything went well. Some people have a little difficulty with blood pressure from the anesthesia. Also remember that muscle relaxers can cause your pressure to drop. The first few days are by far the strangest to get adjusted to. @mytrose43 is...
@45goingon90 never be ashamed of your fears but do remember this Faith and Fear are basically the same thing. Both of them are belief in the unknown. It takes just as much energy to believe it will be better as it does to believe it will be worst. Everyone's struggle is different. Pain is...
@45goingon90 Take a deep breath in and let it out. Now go to sleep and forget about it. LOL I know much easier said than done. Mine is a different tale than most. I had an accident in 09 and broke 24 bones in it. Didn't have my hip replaced till 2013 which was my 16th surgery in that time span...
@niknak79 The others are right you are definitely in your prime. I had my accident when I was 35 and was extremely active before my accident. I played basketball, football, & softball. I ran every morning and worked as a paramedic on an ambulance and for an oil company overseas. I can literally...
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