New hippies and ones recovering...
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Well, I have had my fair share of ups and downs on this journey and a few besides, and there were times when I thought what on earth have I done??
BUT...I have just got to that stage now that it has ALL been completely worth it. This afternoon I will be going along to my daughter's match and I will stand there for once with all the other parents cheering for my child and the team, and I will for enjoy it and not be crippled with unbearable pain like I was before.
I hop in and out of my car completely pain free, couldn't even GET in the car pre op.
Bounding up and down the stairs, not a care in the world.
Walking - no pain. Found myself running the other day without thinking! Oh the joy of it! Seriously I could cry with simply sleeping all night, and not have that terrible bone pain. I am sleeping every night all night
Cycling, swimming, shopping - basically I have my life back....at long last.
It is not always easy, but nowhere near as bad as I thought (I am not at all worried about my next one just to be clear) it really is okay.
Without a doubt this was the best thing I have ever done, and would do it all again tomorrow - don't delay, or waste time, take a deep breath because despite the peaks and troughs - and there will be many, it is an amazing operation, and here you will find all the love and support you need. One day you will wake up and you will be well.
Thank you all my dear hippies - for the endless care and guidance, support and love. I could not have done it without you.
(This is not my final post, just wanted to share my thanks and life to date)
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ian97093 rose0000
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kapil29494 ian97093
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I am doing exercise a lot. Please reply , your reply will be helpful
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kapil29494 ian97093
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I am doing exercise a lot. Please reply , your reply will be helpful
kapil29494 ian97093
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I am doing exercise a lot. Please reply , your reply will be helpful
renee01952 kapil29494
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Welcome to our hippies forum - I noticed that you asked this question a couple of times -
We are here for each other and I am sure many will be able to help you, but please start a new (your own) discussion ... there is a green box , just click on it and start writing and then post it, okay ....
Looking forward to seeing you there ...
big warm hug
renee
kapil29494 renee01952
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renee01952 kapil29494
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Your question has nothing to do with the topic of this discussion -
so sorry ...
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Rocketman_SG6UK kapil29494
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People are much more likely to see and reply to your discussion if it's under a suitable heading such as 'Foot Drop after THR'
Graham - 🚀💃
CelsB kapil29494
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Cels x
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rose0000 sue82264
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You are very very early days, the first ten days to 2 weeks are always the worst, and then the recovery really does pick up, and you will begin to feel amazed at what you can do....and sometimes what you can't!!
But we get there...and you will too...hang in there, patience is key, and a sense of humour Big hug and well done, you must be feeling very pleased that you are through the worst x