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Hi everyone. Its been ages since Ive been on online as computer decided to die on me. After all my concerns I had my replacement hip on 31st December and its been terrific. For all those of you who are awaiting this let me set your mind at rest the epidural worked fine and it didnt put my steroid intake out at all. 6 months on Im able to walk distances swim dance and keep up with my grandchildren . Nice to be back look forward to hearing from some of you.
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lodgerUK_NE Mousemum
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All successful and all happy. Enjoy everything.
EileenH Mousemum
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MrsO-UK_Surrey Mousemum
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Mousemum MrsO-UK_Surrey
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MrsO-UK_Surrey Mousemum
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tina-uk_cwall Mousemum
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lodgerUK_NE tina-uk_cwall
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GA's take ages to recover from (and the older you are the longer it takes) and the best way forward, particularly for hips and knees is 'Epidurals'.
EileenH tina-uk_cwall
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tina-uk_cwall EileenH
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tina-uk_cwall Mousemum
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i've now just read your reply and you've spoke of headphones, phew! It does sound brilliant though and I just wonder what will be next, open heart surgery? Regards and best wishes, Christina
EileenH tina-uk_cwall
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tina-uk_cwall EileenH
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he actually loved his job but the responsibility darn near killed him. The only other hospital workers that actually appreciated his work were the consultants, many who are still friends. As for the others, the more he did the more they got him to do whether it was engineering and facilities related. I was and am very proud of what he achieved. Now he walks Katie our dog twice a day and often is wiring one neighbour or others new lounge ceiling light. He is so chilled out now, and boy he really deserves it. Regards, christina
EileenH tina-uk_cwall
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