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Started by sootie, January 23, 2012, 12:10:07 PM

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sootie

hi hern.

      same protocol as before.if i should need the services of pt ill see him but i have a good handle on what i have to do,

      the only difference this time is,that it is a slower process,iam much more tentetive this time than last,i am very 

       concsious of not pushing too hard.ill have a better picture when i see both surgeon and physio in a month's time

      regards sootie

     

hernanu

The confidence will come, sootie - you've dealt with a lot, so it's understandable. Keep at your own pace, things will come out good.
Hernan, LHR 8/24/2010, RHR 11/29/2010 - Cormet, Dr. Snyder

imgetinold

Sootie,

What device is your revision?  Were you a candidate for a mid-head revision?  Did you get a large head MOM or another type of bearing surface?

I'm just curious......you don't have to provide that info if you don't want to.....
Andy
- Right Biomet uncemented HR with Dr. Gross on 1/11/2012
- Left Biomet uncemented HR with Dr. Gross on 10/28/2020

BOILER UP!

curt

      Hi Sootie, wanted to check in and cheer you on in this new recovery. Keep smiling and add that to your medicine cabinet!  You'll do great.

Curt
51 yr, RHBiomet, Dr. Gross, 9/30/11
happy, hopeful, hip-full

sootie


thanks guys for your continued support,im increasing my exe's and walking each day but not over doing it although the cabin getting fever is getting to me a little,my wife took me out for a drive today called into the local inn on the way home 'i'd nearly forgotten what a nice pint of guinness taste like almost felt normal.

imgetinold the implant is an exeter hip it is true and trusted prosthesis my surgeon has been using it for many years with good success  regards sootie

sootie

hi guys,

       just a quick update on my progress since my last post.saw my surgeon for a check up lastweek after 7 weeks post op.said he was happy with progress considering the damage that was done. the main area of concern is the hip abductor muscle,he had to cut away a lot of damaged tissue around that area.worst case scenario could be a limp.

i am walking and exercising regularly ,quite a lot of soreness around joint and groin area but i am going thru the pain barrier to keep mobile in the hope i can get my life back to normal.i feel my life has been put on hold for the last number of years,not only have i had revision surgery on my left hip which lasted just over three years but i had my right one done Nov 2011. (sorry for  the moan just feeling a bit vulnerable right now i am sure there are lots of people less fortunate than me)

so guys please keep me in your thoughts and prayers  regards sootie
       

Pat Walter

Sootie
Thanks for the update.  I will continue to keep you in my thoughts and prayers.  Hope each new report is a bit better than the last.

Pat
Webmaster/Owner of Surface Hippy
3/15/06 LBHR De Smet

hernanu

Hey sootie, happy to hear from you! Sounds like the prosthesis is taking well. The good thing about muscle is that it can regenerate. Take it slow and hopefully all of it comes back for you. I'm thinking and wishing good things for you.
Hernan, LHR 8/24/2010, RHR 11/29/2010 - Cormet, Dr. Snyder

sootie

thanks pat and hern

     hopefully all will come good in the end  sootie

Two4One

The years you have put in must be very difficult, and my thoughts and prayers are with you, sootie.
"I was inspired by the very idea of turning the wildest figments of your imagination into something real and creating a life for yourself." - Ken Ilgunas

12/11 Failed Bilateral BHR by Dr. Schmitt  3/14 Positive Metal â€" LTT for Nickel Allergy.   11/14 Bilat Ceramic/Titanium Revisions.

Miguelito

Sootie,
I just wanted to weigh in and say I am sorry for what you have gone through and I wish you the best with your new hip and recovery.
Mike
RHR April 2012.
LHR March 2014.

Both Biomet Magnum/Recap 54/48, by Dr. Thomas Gross.

curt

    Hey Sootie, groaning is definitely allowed, but keep as postive as you can and keep pressing for the best recovery you can achieve.  You certainly deserve it, so we are all pulling hard for you.  Hang in there.

Curt
51 yr, RHBiomet, Dr. Gross, 9/30/11
happy, hopeful, hip-full

sootie

THANKS GUYS FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT REGARDS SOOTIE

Two4One

If I could put a little oil on your hip to help you ease through the pain barrier, I would.  I'm doing what you're doing, pushing through pain while still trying not to overdo and inflame it!

How is your activity plan ratio to the 'right' amount of rest, (whatever that is), working out?  To me, it seems like a tough tension between the two that I'm still in process of figuring out.

Good Sunday Night, Sookie.

2=4
"I was inspired by the very idea of turning the wildest figments of your imagination into something real and creating a life for yourself." - Ken Ilgunas

12/11 Failed Bilateral BHR by Dr. Schmitt  3/14 Positive Metal â€" LTT for Nickel Allergy.   11/14 Bilat Ceramic/Titanium Revisions.

sootie

hi two 4 one,

               recovery on the right very good.no pain or even soreness even.after a workout the left side is an other kettle of fish,(revision side)finding it a bit difficult at the moment to get a happy medium on how far to push it last week went to the pool felt good did plenty of aqua exercises ,payed for it latter.so ill just have to gauge it better in the future regards sootie

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