Surgery went well, just checking in..
#41
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Originally Posted by pgthom
Good for you Kim. Wishing you a speedy and uneventful recovery. Where did you have your work done?
I am an RN in K'zoo, and getting ready to schedule a shoulder replacement. Know several people who have had knees done, but no one who has had a shoulder. Just a little anxious about how this will effect my activities. Is it your "pedaling" leg ? Not sure if I could switch feet successfully. LOL! Never thought of trying.
I am an RN in K'zoo, and getting ready to schedule a shoulder replacement. Know several people who have had knees done, but no one who has had a shoulder. Just a little anxious about how this will effect my activities. Is it your "pedaling" leg ? Not sure if I could switch feet successfully. LOL! Never thought of trying.
Pedaling leg?! ROFL! i don't use my pedal, i have a stop and go button! (janome 6600)
Thanks everyone! i am doing great, first full day of PT..hurting, but i know, that it is worth it in the end. a matched set of knees! it is a good thing!
although i do have one complaint..McDonalds doesn't deliver coffee, and it seems i have lost an ankle..i have all the nurses out looking for it..that said it would show up eventually..
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glad to hear you are feeling better, take each day and soon you will be well (my mom had double knee replacement 5 years ago and she is fine now) just be sure to do your physical therapy
a friend of my mom's refused the physical therapy and now she is in a wheelchair
my mom is doing great and no longer in pain and can walk walk walk and she is 77 years old
a friend of my mom's refused the physical therapy and now she is in a wheelchair
my mom is doing great and no longer in pain and can walk walk walk and she is 77 years old
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