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Spitfire:
Great news keep it up
Cheers
Dennis
Laverda Dave:
Great news. On the 6th day of physio they make you kick start a 750 triumph twin with 14:1 pistons.
Moorey:
--- Quote from: Laverda120 on December 12, 2018, 10:00:29 PM ---Great news. On the 6th day of physio they make you kick start a 750 triumph twin with 14:1 pistons.
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If it carries on getting better at the rate it is, it will be a piece of piss. :D ;)
Moorey:
--- Quote from: moorey on December 12, 2018, 10:46:09 PM ---
--- Quote from: Laverda120 on December 12, 2018, 10:00:29 PM ---Great news. On the 6th day of physio they make you kick start a 750 triumph twin with 14:1 pistons.
--- End quote ---
If it carries on getting better at the rate it is, it will be a piece of piss. :D ;)
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Day 6 I think the kicking over a Triumph is still beyond me, but I can quite happily get about the house with just one crutch now. extended walks around the park require two. So I think they should be quite pleased with me by the time I have the staples out in a weeks time. :)
heliwilly:
Well done, I had my first hip done 11 years ago at 65, and my second 6 years ago. Epidural and General anaesthetic. Had both ops at approx. 7pm on a Thursday, and was eating lunch at home on the Saturday. The NHS care was fantastic and the surgical team brilliant on both occasions. Only ever use sticks. There was very little discomfort. When I discarded my last stick after 2 weeks, it felt great. The more I walked, the better it got. Now I can't tell the difference between my old hip joint and my new ceramic ones. I am back to as I was as a 20 year old, movement wise. Stick with it and as you have found out it gets better on a daily basis.
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