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She could barely walk.
The limp was more pronounced when the pain was severe. Doctor had advised her to get her knee replaced but she was afraid of the pain she’d have to endure. Many friends told her to go ahead but she had read a few stories on the social media about things going wrong and the patient not being able to walk at all.
I met her by chance. During our conversation, I told her about my own experience with bilateral knee replacements. How it had totally changed my life and lifestyle. She asked probing questions about everything related to the procedure.
When I met her the next time, the limp was gone and she thanked me with a beaming smile.
“You gave me the confidence to go ahead with the decision and now I can walk, even dance she said. The surgery was successful and now I can be myself”
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I love this! I’ve had similar experiences with two different surgeries. I even had complications with one, and would still reccomend it.
Being able to dance again is a wonderful gift!✨🦋🌺🌻💕
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Absolutely right Angie. It’s worth it at the end.
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Dancing can make you smile so much.
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That’s true. Even when you dance alone.
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My MIL put off this surgery for years. But, once she took the plunge…at all of our urging…she was FINALLY able to walk like a “normal” person, and not like someone who had just taken a fourteen-hour horse ride
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I’ve seen a as lot of people who do this. And then they regret that they wasted so many years of life.
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Lovely. ❤️
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Thanks 🙏
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Welcome, Sadje. 🙏
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My father-in-law had a knee replaced, but he was not a patient man and I think the reason he had some troubles was he pushed his limits and stopped therapy too soon. But my Dad had both hips replaced with positive results.
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It does requires patience and sticking to the regimen. But totally worth it.
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Had a successful replacement many years ago and now face another in March – it had been delayed due to COVID. I turn towards it with a positive stance and look forward to walking with my fella once again!
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I hope it goes well and smoothly. My second one was easier as I knew what to expect. All the best.
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