I know what you mean about being bored. I had coloring books, didn't want to do that. Books, couldn't understand what I read. TV, I'd fall asleep in the middle of a show. But, falling asleep is good for you, so if you do far asleep, just know that your body is doing what it needs to do to help recovery from this surgery.
Before long you'll be getting a little more energy, then a little more, and then a lot more! You just have to get through this now. Try to enjoy your convalescence! Before long you'll be wishing for a few boring days!
Before long you'll be getting a little more energy, then a little more, and then a lot more! You just have to get through this now. Try to enjoy your convalescence! Before long you'll be wishing for a few boring days!
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After the first rough, brand new knee weeks of TKR surgery come... the dog days. You describe them perfectly: you want to do more, you think you should by now be able to do more, but your knees are still new and not up to it, and your body is still experiencing that miserable energy drain and brain fog. So you persist. Nothing to do, really, but sleep a lot and try to find something for your poor, bored brain to do. 
