Glad all is well, Ray... Time to pinch more nurses!
'Later!
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I got home at 12.30 on Sunday (8th. November). Sitting or standing still produces no pain whatsoever, walking produces a slight "tug" feeling in the wound area, as you might expect!
I'm using one stick and climbing stairs and getting around fine - which I find amazing. For those interested, a picture of the overall area is on-line, but I didn't feel it appropriate to just include it in this post.
If you want a look, click here. Don't feel obliged!
Thanks once again for the good wishes and encouragement. I'll probably get the other hip replaced at the end of January.
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I got home at 12.30 on Sunday (8th. November). Sitting or standing still produces no pain whatsoever, walking produces a slight "tug" feeling in the wound area, as you might expect!
I'm using one stick and climbing stairs and getting around fine - which I find amazing. For those interested, a picture of the overall area is on-line, but I didn't feel it appropriate to just include it in this post.
If you want a look, click here. Don't feel obliged!
Thanks once again for the good wishes and encouragement. I'll probably get the other hip replaced at the end of January.
Ray
It's good news that you are making it around. I took the plunge and viewed the photo. Thanks for cropping it.
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any way to get some sun on those legs while you are recovering? I heard vitamin ( yes a vitt-a-men in stead of a vytamin) D is great for recovery and recouperation...
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Just Found out
Just found out about your operation.
Glad to hear all is well.
In a few years I will be needing knees.
I just got my last of three injections into my knees today.
It's some lube they make out of a Rooster's Comb.
Oddly, I now have a craving for dried cracked corn.
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Update
The final dressing came off yesterday, all bruising now gone and I've abandoned my stick totally when indoors. I still take a stick with me when outside, just in case I get tired on my daily ½ mile walks.
No pain killers at all now and everyone is mightily pleased with the healing of the operation site, given that only 15 days have elspsed.
I've attached a picture here to show progress and I promise that it's nowhere near as grim as the first one was!
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I've attached a picture here to show progress and I promise that it's nowhere near as grim as the first one was!
Ray
Nice clear photo of a sewn up gash. Thanks.
.Last edited by cabinetman; 11-19-2009, 06:22 AM.Comment
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