Still waiting to hear when I can get an Mri on my so called good knee. My cortisone shot was 3 days ago and I was awakened during the night and this morning with a very achy knee joint despite that cortisone shot. Woe is me...
Think I better get stock in Garmin again!!!
I love that company....it's based here in Olathe and we know folks that work there. It is a fabulous employer! And they make good stuff too.....
United StatesHi @icep707 so great to see you pop in. It is always nice to hear from old friends. I hope you are doing fantastic!Hi Bonnie ! Just dropping by to say hi and to let you know we hope you are well. Iceman
Hi @Caryl,Bonnie, I completely agree with getting your second knee done before it is too bad.
I recently had my left knee replaced. I probably could have struggled on with it for another year, or maybe even two, but it was getting painful, I couldn't do stairs without difficulty, and I knew that it was bone on bone.
I felt that I might have jumped the gun and gone too early, but my surgeon told me that during the operation he found the joint was "quite inflamed and really ready for replacement".
I had the TKR before I'd lost any strength in my quads and before I had any distortion of tendons or ligaments.
The result is that I am having a quicker-than-usual recovery, much faster than my right TKR. I'm glad I got it done when I did.
United StatesMe, too! I agree, as well---life and time are too precious to be hurting---if you have time to get it done, you can be enjoying life sooner!Bonnie, I completely agree with getting your second knee done before it is too bad.
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My revision knee will be one year old on Tuesday December 2. I guess in January I'll start pressing the issue of ROM again, or should I say lack of it! This hip pain wears me down though.
Btw Sonja...was the party still going when you got there? I lol when I think of that silly flight! Not even water!!!!!!
Meanwhile, the couple next to me, no not Mom and Sis because we had to pay extra to choose our seats, used me as a doorstop. She was putting her head on her husbands shoulder, and sliding under the arm of my chair. She kept moving trying to get comfy as well! 





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United StatesSo for now I am jumping through hoops for the insurance company.
Unfortunately, the insurance companies are the "tail that wags the dog" these days!It's true, this is a waiting game for sure...let's see how much we can hurt before they have to step up and do something!
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