Three month anniversary today and, to celebrate, my knee has decided to be swollen and painful. I think it's reminding me of what I put it through! In fairness to 'Kneedy' Monday's excursion to London didn't do it a lot of good and yesterday out visiting all day, most of it spent sitting with feet on floor, aggravated it even more. It (poor thing doesn't even have a gender) even kept me awake last night, first time for weeks and a smallish bump (for want of a better word) has appeared on the outer, lower side of the knee, which is the area I've always had any pain if I've done anything it doesn't particularly like. Up to now I've been impressed with the smooth, roundness of my new knee, no lumps or bumps to be seen, unlike the other one, which has a very large bump in exactly the same place, so not sure whether this is normal or not. I'd understand it more if my knee was less swollen, as would assume the kneecap was just more defined and maybe that's what it is, but no doubt I'll find out. It's ironic that 6 weeks PT caused no problems and a couple of days doing normal activities has an adverse effect. I did get very impatient with it all midweek, but keep hearing the surgeon's voice in my ear telling me to expect pain and swelling for 6 months and reminding me I still have a way to go. I hope everyone else is getting on ok and enjoying the Easter Holidays.