It's all sounding good
@Scott. That little mini-cycle sounds brilliant - and the fact you could also use it for arms, and use later while sitting at a desk or watching TV is money well spent.
Pretty impressive for 10 days post op
Re getting up after sitting, at eight weeks I am still a bit stiff and hobbly getting up (not painful as such) It's only momentary, and I soon get into my stride - so this may go on a while for you.
Wise words - to accept and move on. The sense of acceptance only comes at the end of a long, long battle. Loss/grief accompanies this letting go of the 'old life' and the exhilaration that comes from something we loved to do - but on the other side of surgery, the massive increase in general wellbeing through lack of OS pain compensates very adequately! We can adjust to find other ways to keep our bodies fit.
Ooer, yoga moves - am sure that's what got me into trouble in the first place! Like your running, I would not give yoga up, despite continual and devastating repercussions. Towards the end (just before I had to give up even walking around my house!) my mind decreed a session of yoga was more important than actually being mobile for the following three weeks. Crazy thinking, but I was dogged. My old sports PT said he saw more injury from yoga than anything else.
Keep on track, you're doing so well!