As referee said, go to the box where you type your posts and click on the smiley face. There will be labels like Chirstmas, happy, good, bad,etc which are the different type of smiley faces!!:santa sleigh::reindeersleighyou just click on the one you want and it appears in your post.
I want to thank everyone for helping me. It's been 23 days. And I thought I was going go nuts. No spaZisms today and ache pain that's all. Been prop ans resting all day. Xxx to all.
Our pleasure---that is why we are here to help and to advise---it is a reward to be able to help. I hope you have a happy christmas day---even with a sullen teenager!! (oh how I remember those days.)
Thanks. Been helping in kitchen. Proped up in chair. Know sitting on couch with loves. Hope u got good stuff I did. Dishes pots pans bake set bake set to go paints shirts tart Warner and waxes.
Today was rough. I had to set prop up and iced down. To many pep was at moms. So will attempt to go tomorrow. Some pain and spazims. Slept for 2-3 hrs off on last night. Took some Meds and seem to be better. Did not go nowhere. Wanted to but was afraid.
Hope everyone had a Merry fun filled Christmas Day!!
=full]29120[/ATTACH] my pumpkin roll my aunts gift;)
my red velvet roll my moms gift;)
my count cream Alswsys make moms fav.
my banna cream Alswsys make sis bro fav
Top choclate chip penut butter fudge Reese penut butter
I have a ? My surgens office is not open. So was wondering. I bend my knee back and can slowly straight it and it pops it's not painful. But u can see it. Have video but won't let me post.
@Sonny'sWife, Hi Mary! Did you change your name???? Anyway I hope the ice is helping with your achiness. Try to take it easy today and just rest, ice and elevate. I hope you had a wonderful Christmas! Anne
It's really normal to feel some popping or crackling noises in a new knee. As long as there is no pain associated with it, you have nothing to worry about. It comes from the fact that you now have some hard metal in there instead of softer bones and the ligaments can make sounds like this as them move across the metal. We've always said it's your soft tissue getting "friendly" with your new bionic parts.
With time, these noises will lessen. Here is an article from the library that explains more details:
Very normal. You're still very early in your recovery and likely to see and feel things like this. Juts be sure you go easy on your knee and don't cause yourself any pain.
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