SusieShoes
Former BoneSmart staff member
Wishing you the best tomorrow, Sandi.
TKR Sandi's knees, take 2
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Sandi, you are in my prayers!
Pheebs52
big-cheese
Sandi, thinking of you sending you best wishes for today! I'll keep my eye glued for your next appearance with your upgraded knee! As for the shaving thoughts, not weird at all, lol!
jboles
graduate
Thinking of you. Sending prayers your way and (((hugs)))
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sandi4213
graduate
Hi all. I am in my room. Surgery went well. I haven't really had pain yet, just a very little discomfort. My nurse has the oxy at the ready. I have alr
eady had tramadol and tylenol. If things go as planned, I should go home tomorrow afternoon. Thanks for all the prayers and well wishes
eady had tramadol and tylenol. If things go as planned, I should go home tomorrow afternoon. Thanks for all the prayers and well wishes
gertie
post-grad
Good to hear from you. I hope you have a comfortable night b
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debbyS
member
Sandi,glad to hear your surgery went well.
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becticu
graduate
So glad things went well. I hope sleep comes easy tonight!
Great that you have another brand new knee! Rest peacefully and keep ahead of any pain!
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sandi4213
graduate
I came home from the hospital this afternoon. The knee was unhappy with the car ride, ice, elevation, pain meds, and it's better. I didn't sleep much last night, but I have been napping most of the day. Here's to starting all over again.
becticu
graduate
Sandi, I'm glad you are home. Yes the knees get unhappy with those first rides. Did you go in the back seat? I never did that with the first knee but had to go back seat style with the second for quite a while. Take each day at a time. Sometimes I couldn't do that and I broke it down to an hour at a time. You know what you're doing! I can't wait to hear how things are.
Thesoutherncook
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So glad you are at home! Now the healing begins....you know the drill...just take it slow ( we really NEED a turtle emoji! ) Take your pain meds. No awards given for heroes here!
Gentle hugs!
Gentle hugs!
sooz58
member
let the healing begin! I will be in your shoes with #2 next month!
gertie
post-grad
This is not easy to do--but the good news is that you can really move toward recovery now, without interruptions (or so I keep telling myself).
