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How wonderful you're going for it on the left replacement @Trppr1231. (Did I just say that)?.. lol!
We'll help you get through it and although I swore in my first 4wks of recovery I would NEVER EVER EVER have a joint replaced again, today I can say I actually envy you! My left knee is weak, now that I know what a strong knee feels like, but not enough pain to warrant a replacement yet. But when arthritis rears it's ugly head there I won't wait 2yrs to have it replaced like I did my right knee. I'll do exactly what you're about to do!
At 11wks post-op on my right replacement I'm SO glad I treaded lightly the mucky waters of recovery by staying close to the BoneSmart mantras. I know I say this allot but golly gee.. they brought me to the place I am able to ride my 4 wheeler again to enjoy the small waterfall at the edge of our farm property!
Looking forward to following your continued successful recovery on both knees so you can do all of the things you enjoy with the Grands without arthritis hindering your knees!
We'll help you get through it and although I swore in my first 4wks of recovery I would NEVER EVER EVER have a joint replaced again, today I can say I actually envy you! My left knee is weak, now that I know what a strong knee feels like, but not enough pain to warrant a replacement yet. But when arthritis rears it's ugly head there I won't wait 2yrs to have it replaced like I did my right knee. I'll do exactly what you're about to do!
At 11wks post-op on my right replacement I'm SO glad I treaded lightly the mucky waters of recovery by staying close to the BoneSmart mantras. I know I say this allot but golly gee.. they brought me to the place I am able to ride my 4 wheeler again to enjoy the small waterfall at the edge of our farm property!
Looking forward to following your continued successful recovery on both knees so you can do all of the things you enjoy with the Grands without arthritis hindering your knees!
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