Attachment 23081 Had the knee replaced on Tuesday and now waiting to heal and ride again. Will miss then Russellville trip. Hope everyone has a great trip and ride safe!
Printable View
Attachment 23081 Had the knee replaced on Tuesday and now waiting to heal and ride again. Will miss then Russellville trip. Hope everyone has a great trip and ride safe!
Chicks dig scars. :icon_lol:
Make sure you follow that PT... Really important
:wheelchair wheelie:
Best of thoughts to your healing Bill! :thumb:
Oh man, best wishes to you brother. Hope your pain level is tolerable, that's a big freakin incision!! Surgeon got mesmerized by how easy the scalpel moved through flesh and snapped out of it after 12"? Just kidding, prolly necessary to do it right.
Badass that you're already planning on riding.
Nice scar. Heal fast Air Force.
Wishing you the best for a speedy recovery. That's one hell of an incision!
Nice scar, good luck with pt. I had bilateral partial knee replacements - both knees at the same time. Surgery in late Sep, first ride week before Thanksgiving. First ride was a bit scary, wife was a little pissed when she found out. Been riding since then.
That first ride is great motivation, my goals was Christmas, was thrilled to beat that date.
Good luck with a full recovery. I've had three total knee replacements and can honestly say that pain is your friend. Your willingness to do your therapy, and even to go above and beyond, will determine the success of your recovery. Do each therapy activity until it hurts so terribly that you just can't handle it, and then push a bit farther. Unlike a hip replacement, there is nothing in that knee that can be damaged by overdoing. Don't worry about that. Learn to love the pain. You'll never regret it. Press on, and good luck.
:cheers: Here to a quick recovery. Sorry that we'll miss you at Russelville. I like your bike. "coffee" :icon_lol:
Hope you have a speedy recovery. :icon_biggrin: May have to have my right one done in a year or so, along with having my left hip re-done. Not looking forward to either. :icon_frown:
Hope for a speedy recovery. Damn, the military was hard on you guys....glad I got out early!
Tell me about it :icon_rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by wjduke
http://i65.tinypic.com/20hsqis.jpg
Stepbill... post an X-ray of your wonderful new hardware in your knee... so we all can ooo and ahhh your enhancement.. :icon_wink:
"Pain is weakness leaving the body."
- old USMC saying, usually pre-empted by "rub some dirt on it."
My one recommendation for follow-on?
Get the absolute "HOTTEST" physical therapist you can.
You are not going to push yourself for "Bruce" who is wearing skinny jeans - I guarantee it.