Past the mid point in March, almost a quarter of our new year is gone. And I am not sure what I have to show for the time. Certainly I have not accomplished as much as I had hoped to. Maybe my expectations are too high or maybe I am letting valuable time and effort get chewed up with non productive things.
I have a six month check next week for the hip replacement surgery that I had in late September. Doesn't seem like six months. While I am still working on strengthening muscles in my legs, I have no pain in the hip joint and I am looking forward to a summer full of movement without pain. My knee is another story, waiting for the call to have that operation.
Snow is almost gone, of course it is early yet and we could get more...but as my mother always said "It can't last when it comes in March or April" I would like to give her the benefit of the doubt.
The air smells like spring, although I am still looking for the first robin. Soon.
Showing posts with label hip surgery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hip surgery. Show all posts
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Monday, December 27, 2010
Three month Check Up
On Dec 22 I had my three month followup appointment following my hip replacement surgery. And as much as I have complained about the physiotherapy it has done its job, I am walking much better and usually without my cane. I got a good report re the hip joint and don't need to go for another appointment until late March. Life may be getting back to normal.
I really appreciate having access to a walker and other items during my recovery through the Red Cross. They have a branch office in Bridgewater and we were able to pick the items up there and return them three months later. And the cost was a voluntary donation to the Red Cross. A really great service.
No pain in the left hip and only occasionally in the right knee. I had an injection in the knee while I wait to work my way up another waiting list.
I really appreciate having access to a walker and other items during my recovery through the Red Cross. They have a branch office in Bridgewater and we were able to pick the items up there and return them three months later. And the cost was a voluntary donation to the Red Cross. A really great service.
No pain in the left hip and only occasionally in the right knee. I had an injection in the knee while I wait to work my way up another waiting list.
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