TKR in March 2017

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Hello all, I have been posting for the last year with many ups and downs. I just wanted to let all of you that are struggling like I was that there is hope. I am on the last day of a month long trip through Ireland. The new knee worked like a charm. I had little if any pain, no limp and climbed thousands of stairs. Although my range of motion was not spectacular at my last check up, the thing worked great over here with no swelling. So keep up the exercises and don’t give up the fight, it’s worth it in the end.

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  • Posted

    Thank you soooooo much.  We LOVE to hear the one-year success stories!!!  Keep it up!!!
  • Posted

    That's good to hear and I am 5 months post op and still with pain, walking with a stick and still can't so stairs properly...so there is hope for me yet - very encouraging thank you for letting us know ! Long may it last...x

    • Posted

      Hi Missmagmumps, 

      I’m 5 months last Friday, hang In there it will come. I stoped using my crutch at week 3, I can do stairs normally but if I’ve over done it I’m a bit stiff in the mornings and the stairs become a bit difficult. We are all different with our recovery its not text book that’s for sure. Xx 

    • Posted

      Hi Missmagmumps, 

      I’m 5 months last Friday, hang In there it will come. I stoped using my crutch at week 3, I can do stairs normally but if I’ve over done it I’m a bit stiff in the mornings and the stairs become a bit difficult. We are all different with our recovery its not text book that’s for sure. Xx 

    • Posted

      At 5 months I was still a mess. It will get better if you keep at it.
  • Posted

    Glad to hear it! Sounds like it makes it all worth it.
  • Posted

    Yeeesss! This is what we need to hear. More success stories.

    More power to your elbow.

    Marilyn

    XX

  • Posted

    We are march 2017 TKR pals! Yes, it's great now! Still takes my breath away being able to walk around...so fast, so happy, so liberated!

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