No more glider chair.

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hi all, just had a call from surgeons secretary, am now able to fully weight bear, after using a glide chair around the house and a wheelchair outside , due to extensive metal work in hip as had a hole in socket which they found when operating. My bilateral hip replacement has been nothing but amazing no where near as bad as I thought it was going to be.

So onto crutches, feel a bit nervous about walking again hope these new hips hold up.

Hope everyone is well. 

Kaye xxxx

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  • Posted

    Sounds like you are coping really well.

    How long ago was op?  

    You will love to be free on crutches and before you know it one stick!

    good luck

    carol x

     

    • Posted

      Hi carol , I'm 6 weeks post op, but have not been able to walk since Christmas as both hips were so bad hole in socket in left hip and bones fused together in right hip,  had to have both hips replaced at the same time. bit nervous feels like I have forgotten how to walk.

      thanks.

      kaye x

    • Posted

      Goodness gracious me. And I thought we had problems!!

      Bless you, you brave woman 

      no wonder you feel a bit nervous 

       

    • Posted

      good luck with everything. I've certainly got nothing to complain about

      take care 

      best wishes

      carol

    • Posted

      Thanks catol, there are a lot more people worse off than me, I just get on with it, going to hospital on Monday for a pre op as having my right knee replaced soon, had the left one done last September, so it's still a bit challenging walking as knee is bone on bone, lol.

      kaye.

    • Posted

      I admire your spirit. 

      Wishing you you all the luck possible 

      carol

       

  • Posted

    Well done Kaye

    You are one brave woman - I wish you all the luck in the world

    Kindest wishes Linda

    • Posted

      Thank you pansycat, I'm not brave, just have to get on with these things,

      thank you anyway.

       

  • Posted

    You are doing so well after all that, take it gently
    • Posted

      Thank you Maggie, will take it gently , but so excited to be on my feet, lol 
  • Posted

    What great progress for you. Makes one little hip replacement look a doddle in comparison. Best wishes to you for your recovery.
    • Posted

      Thank you Gillian, one hip or two it's a big thing for anyone   Just can't believe what a difference it's made already, as before was a complete nightmare, couldn't walk, pain was awful spent most of my time in tears and pure frustration.

      😀

  • Posted

    Hi Kaye ... wow ... amazing woman you are ...your determination is admirable - and so is your courageous .... no matter what you say, what you are doing to get "on with it" takes a lot of courage ...

    blessings and love

    renee

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      Hi Renee, your so kind, I gave always been of the attitude , just get on with it , so many people worse off than me, do have off days but then think how lucky I am. I'm sure a positive out look aids recovery, but not for everyone. Xx

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