@Fractured I'm going to take a chance here and step in with a grandmotherly word of caution. Having been through my own fractures, dislocations and now a second revision on the right hip in 2 years plus a number of years on you, Sir, I admonish you to listen to these fine women who have your best interests, as do I, at heart. You are indeed putting your poor new hip through unnecessary trauma with all this pushy walking. And. . .you are walking while still limping? If you limp back off until you no longer do. Instead of letting your body heal in it's own time you are trying to rush it and it will not reward you for that. You are not listening.
I am sorry for the additional 6 months added to your recovery. You are young and able to move more easily through recovery than I am. Take advantage of it, please. It would make me happy if you did. You've come through this misery so far with such courage and calmness. Continue on the same. No need to rush it.
For the sake of your hip, give it a week or two to recover and then start a sensible walking plan as
@Layla outlined for you. From here on in, listen to your body, it is talking to you
I hope your next weeks go well. Get in the habit of maybe watching a good movie in the afternoon or reading a good book. Then nap a bit. Believe me, I know the drudgery of it can get you down but you and your body have to go through this recovery together. My best to as you go forward. I wish you well.
