bottomshollow
Former BoneSmart staff member
Your membership allows you and encourages you to share your recovery journey with your fellow club members as well as all other members of the forum. (Please remember that the team club is primarily to allow you to see who has had surgery the same month as you. Discussion of issues, comments, and questions regarding recovery must be kept in your individual recovery threads.)
If you have not already started your own recovery thread, what are you waiting for----there’s no time like the present.
We look forward to following you down that winding recovery road because WE CARE!
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& walking in hydro pool (warm, lovely & no pain ~ bliss). The painkillers were absolutely needed for getting quality sleep so don't be afraid to use them ~ it's only for a few weeks (no you won't become addicted which is what I was afraid of). At the 3 months mark had my final check up with my surgeon who was amazed & pleased with my 125 degree bend and strong straight walking. After this report I finally hit the golf course again just walking four holes (about 1 kilometre) & then just last week using our club's rideon cart played the full 18 holes
. My surgeon tells me I will continue to improve up until to the twelve months mark & maybe more. Sciatic pain is slowly going the more active I become & commonsense is that your body (skeleton) has to adjust to a straight line as compared to a 'wonky' stance which most of us have probably had for many years as our knee(s) deteriorate. Thank you Bonesmart I am so grateful to have found this sight & being able to read other people's stories of their journeys ~ how many times did I say "oh that's just like me so this is all normal what I am experiencing"