On Sat, Jun 1, 2013 at 9:57 AM, <hobatz@xmission.com> wrote:
When I had my hips resurfaced, two weeks post-op was the most depressing hopeless time ever. It took another month before I felt human again. Knowing that was true didn't help with the second operation. It's like the 15th of December in Seattle: intellectually you know that in three months it will start being sunny again, but...
wish it was six months from now!
When I had my hips resurfaced, two weeks post-op was the most depressing hopeless time ever. It took another month before I felt human again. Knowing that was true didn't help with the second operation. It's like the 15th of December in Seattle: intellectually you know that in three months it will start being sunny again, but...
While that surgery involves a great deal more damage to bone (don't ask about the hole saw nor the sledgehammer!) the rehab was a lot smoother than it sounds like you're in for.
I'm back on the bicycle two weeks after my hernia surgery, and dang, I could've done it a week out if I wasn't such a chicken.
Rolland
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