THR LaKarune's Journey Back to the Dance Floor - Recovery Thread
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I have thought of you often! So happy to read the healing is going reasonably well. Take care!
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Thanks for the update and the great photos. We've enjoyed a pair of ducks here every year that fly into our backyard a couple of times per day to enjoy bird seed, corn and other goodies I put out. There's a small pond close by so my guess is they have their babies there each spring.
We have a pair of nesting red tail hawks that set up shop in high pine tree early part of March. They return every year to same nest, basic housekeeping and bring in fresh sticks and other nesting items.
The baby was hatched within last 10 days from my way of keeping track cause it starts screeching very early looking for Mom or Dad to bring breakfast. They are such a joy to watch. They fly in and out over course of the day with their catch and feed the little one. Next fun watch will be learning to fly, they are so clumsy in the beginning.
Take care and continue good wishes on your recovery road!
We have a pair of nesting red tail hawks that set up shop in high pine tree early part of March. They return every year to same nest, basic housekeeping and bring in fresh sticks and other nesting items.
The baby was hatched within last 10 days from my way of keeping track cause it starts screeching very early looking for Mom or Dad to bring breakfast. They are such a joy to watch. They fly in and out over course of the day with their catch and feed the little one. Next fun watch will be learning to fly, they are so clumsy in the beginning.
Take care and continue good wishes on your recovery road!
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Thinking of you! Happy (hippy) three months! 
How are you doing 3 years later with getting back to dancing?
Loved your story of your surgery! I also live in Los Angeles and know of Dr Yun and Snibbe.
Who was the Dr you decided to go with?
I want to play tennis but not sure that will happen again?!
Feeling a little down that my hip is bad at 54. Im sure its all the sports over the years but not much we can do about it but hope for the best.
Would love any feedback you have.
Loved your story of your surgery! I also live in Los Angeles and know of Dr Yun and Snibbe.
Who was the Dr you decided to go with?
I want to play tennis but not sure that will happen again?!
Feeling a little down that my hip is bad at 54. Im sure its all the sports over the years but not much we can do about it but hope for the best.
Would love any feedback you have.
Hello @Vballmom and welcome to BoneSmart. The member you have posted to has not been on the Forum in 3 years, so you are unlikely to receive a reply from her. However our BoneSmart staff would love to help you if you are facing a hip replacement.
Since you are new to the Forum, I encourage you to read about our two-level Membership Program and Guidelines for Posting.
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If you would like advice about the surgery and recovery journey, you should consider joining our Insiders Club. As an Insider, you will be able to start your own threads, chat with other members, receive surgeon recommendations and get personalized advice from our staff.
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Since you are new to the Forum, I encourage you to read about our two-level Membership Program and Guidelines for Posting.
You are currently a Basic Member, which is very limited in terms of forum participation. It’s meant primarily for members who choose only to research and read on specific topics.
If you would like advice about the surgery and recovery journey, you should consider joining our Insiders Club. As an Insider, you will be able to start your own threads, chat with other members, receive surgeon recommendations and get personalized advice from our staff.
We are a non-profit and depend upon member contributions to keep BoneSmart available.
Best Wishes, and we hope to see you join the Insiders Club, so we can support you in your joint replacement journey.
