It is not great, but it is survivable.
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Debby, I’m so happy to hear from you! I’ve been thinking about you🥰 Hoping it rapidly gets better! Hugs from Rigmor ❤️
ReplyDeleteHang in there, kid. Everyone says it is worth it. I have been thinking about you.
ReplyDeleteThanks for letting us know you are okay and have survived! Was thinking about you. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the note, I have wondered about you and watched for a note. I know knee surgery is very painful.
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ReplyDeleteWishing you continuous improvement, and much support. Olivia in the PNW
ReplyDeleteThanks for letting us know. Many of us watching and wishing you well!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you posted. Hang in there.
ReplyDeleteEarly days. Chin up, old girl! 😘
ReplyDeleteGood.. you'll get there xx
ReplyDeleteYour strong, in time you will heal, take it easy!
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear it is all over....well, apart from the recovery bit!! Hope that the pain relief is working....mine didn't and I ended up on a morphine drip all night, which gave me hallucinations in the morning! Luckily it was only intricate black patterns that were moving up the opposite wall and across the ceiling!
ReplyDeleteNow heal and rest and take it easy
ReplyDeleteVery best wishes for your recovery - rest well and look after yourself.
ReplyDeleteAnd now the work of healing begins. Sending good vibes to you and Tim, Debby.
ReplyDeleteYou can do it Debby, you are a strong girly. The first day is the worst but every day will be nearer to you being able to walk pain free. It really is worth it. Just hang in there and do those exercises even though it really hurts. We are all pulling for you. Gigi
ReplyDeleteEach day will bring improvement and you will be so glad to have had it done. Sleep is good!
ReplyDeleteWell, that's better than terrible, I suppose. I'm sure you will continue to improve! Keep us posted!
ReplyDeleteGlad to see a post from you. Hang in there. You've got this!
ReplyDeleteYou did not die during surgery. This is a good thing.
ReplyDeleteKeep in there, it will get better.
ReplyDelete"Survivable" is good. It is very good.
ReplyDeletei had one 10 years ago, it hurt way more than expected but it was the best thing i did. should have done it 5 years earlier. it will get better
ReplyDeleteIt sucks that it's so painful, but good that it's survivable. Get well soon.
ReplyDeleteSending hugs.
Thanks for thinking of your fan club during this difficult time. We're rooting for you. Or routing? Must look that up.
ReplyDeleteCeci
I wish you a rapid recovery and that you're out there in your busy world again.
ReplyDeleteHang in there, it gets better.
ReplyDeleteI did it twice - 2009 and 2015 - and if I could survive knee replacement surgery you sure as hell can! Just use that knee bending machine, upping the amount of bend every so often ... it really helps! I use to take a nap while the machine worked my left knee!
ReplyDeleteI wonder if the doctor has warned you that you should NOT put your full weight on a replaced knee ... genuflecting may have to be put on hold or padding will have to be used under that knee!
Just do what the doctor and PT have you do and you'll do great, plus you have Tim to help you out!