referee54
Former BoneSmart staff member
- Joined
- Dec 21, 2007
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- 17,881
- Age
- 69
- Location
- Northern Part of the Buckeye State
- Country
- United States
- Gender
- Male
Eight years ago today, I underwent my BTKR operation.
Recovery was longer than I though it would be (sound familiar), but I can tell you that it was very, very much worth it---I am more active now than I was two years prior to my BTKR.
I can tell you that my recovery took about eight-nine months to get around 100%, and that I was frustrated---not only at its length, but also at the sleep issues, the pesky little limp that took five months to depart, and the ups and downs of recovery----but, in the end, I am very, very thankful that I had the procedures done.
For those of you struggling in the "Dark Days of Recovery" or for those who have issues---hang in there--things will get better and you will be able to move forward with a pain-free and active lifestyle.
Recovery was longer than I though it would be (sound familiar), but I can tell you that it was very, very much worth it---I am more active now than I was two years prior to my BTKR.
I can tell you that my recovery took about eight-nine months to get around 100%, and that I was frustrated---not only at its length, but also at the sleep issues, the pesky little limp that took five months to depart, and the ups and downs of recovery----but, in the end, I am very, very thankful that I had the procedures done.
For those of you struggling in the "Dark Days of Recovery" or for those who have issues---hang in there--things will get better and you will be able to move forward with a pain-free and active lifestyle.