Hi, welcome to the site, unfortunately for this reason.
Really sorry it failed - we have several folks here who have had their resurfacing fail, most were revised with THRs.
The type of revision can vary. According to the Australian registry, which keeps tabs on replacements / resurfacings in Australia, and is the most thorough, the revision types are: isolated femoral (48.2%), total hip replacement (41.75%) or acetabular only (6.8%).
I assume that can also change by what the surgeon believes in and / or is skilled in. As with resurfacing, for yourself, you want to choose the best possible surgeon, since you want the best outcome, even if you have to travel for it.
I would talk to several surgeons who are highly skilled in both THR and HR and see whether the resurfacing can be saved. If not, then there are very successful THRs available to alleviate your pain. But pick a really good surgeon.
The THRs that are available now are very good, so once the surgery is done, if that's the choice, you should be in good shape and ready to resume life. The rate of re-revision (to a revision) as seen by the Australian registry is also low (about 10%), so once it's done, you stand a good chance of keeping it for a long time.
We also have other hippies that were not able to have an HR but are enjoying their new THRs as well.
Again - sorry to hear about the failure, but the revision to THR itself is a very good alternative if it can't be revised to an HR. We will try to help as much as possible...