Dhare63
post-grad
Hi GG,
I started driving at 3 weeks after initial TKR as Lynn did. After the revision, I was driving at 2 weeks, maybe too soon, but I was already using crutches and felt very good. I started with short distances and gradually increased. The pain meds at that point weren't making me feel dopey, so I felt ok being behind the wheel. Its a trial and error thing with this recovery. You just have to test the fences and see how you manage.
Good luck with the detangling of assets. Its a challenging part of any breakup. My son was engaged until May and the fiancee was terrible about wanting cash for a house she had never invested a dime in. we all learned a valuable lesson from that experience....
Be well,
Dawn
I started driving at 3 weeks after initial TKR as Lynn did. After the revision, I was driving at 2 weeks, maybe too soon, but I was already using crutches and felt very good. I started with short distances and gradually increased. The pain meds at that point weren't making me feel dopey, so I felt ok being behind the wheel. Its a trial and error thing with this recovery. You just have to test the fences and see how you manage.
Good luck with the detangling of assets. Its a challenging part of any breakup. My son was engaged until May and the fiancee was terrible about wanting cash for a house she had never invested a dime in. we all learned a valuable lesson from that experience....
Be well,
Dawn
United States

Some household tasks may need to be done but they don't have to be done all in one session. Pace yourself with breaks in between.

