Well, I have known that the inevitable was coming, but it is now becoming more of a reality. I had LTKR on June 9, and I was wondering when the day would come that I would be doing RTKR.
I have 3 young sons, and doing it over the summer was difficult with having them home all of the time. I am not too excited about doing it over the winter because of the holidays, the ice, and all of that good stuff! So, I'm thinking after spring break. This would buy me a little time before summer actually begins.
I'm only 4 months out from the first one, and things are FINALLY getting back to normal (somewhat). My right leg is really talking to me, so when I saw the OS today, he offered another cortisone shot because I last had one when I had the LTKR. He seems to think that if I get another shot in a few months, this hopefully will hold me over until spring.
I was not planning on doing this again so soon, I thought I would get a few more years out of my right leg, but as my husband always says, "It is what it is!" I'm scared to death, but after seeing how so many of you have done with having both done MUCH closer, I'm hoping I'll do okay, let's just hope the shots hold out for a while!
Thanks for all of your support so far, and I'm back asking for more,
Hess
I have 3 young sons, and doing it over the summer was difficult with having them home all of the time. I am not too excited about doing it over the winter because of the holidays, the ice, and all of that good stuff! So, I'm thinking after spring break. This would buy me a little time before summer actually begins.
I'm only 4 months out from the first one, and things are FINALLY getting back to normal (somewhat). My right leg is really talking to me, so when I saw the OS today, he offered another cortisone shot because I last had one when I had the LTKR. He seems to think that if I get another shot in a few months, this hopefully will hold me over until spring.
I was not planning on doing this again so soon, I thought I would get a few more years out of my right leg, but as my husband always says, "It is what it is!" I'm scared to death, but after seeing how so many of you have done with having both done MUCH closer, I'm hoping I'll do okay, let's just hope the shots hold out for a while!
Thanks for all of your support so far, and I'm back asking for more,
Hess