My appointment is on May 6 Meg, two months after the operation. I hope it will be better before then. Am I just unlucky? Everyone I've spoken to who's had knee surgery say they feel much better than before. At least my car is automatic so I can make myself useful and pick up the grandchildren from ...

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Still very painful Meg, have to keep using the crutches, and still taking painkillers. Feeling sorry for myself and regret having it done. Thanks for your support Meg. So sorry you’re still having pain - it’s horrible having to sit when everyone is going about their business but it’s huge surgery a...

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- how’s the knee doing Jean? Hope moving around is getting a little easier.
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Thanks Meg. I start physio on Monday. I never imagined it would be such a lengthy, painful process or I doubt I would have got it done. And the fact that I was operated while concious, numbed only from the waist down, and heard all the surgeons comments for the best of two hours, it was a nightmare...

Condolences to you and your family Susan. Losing parents is always hard - regardless of your age.

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Sorry I missed your special day - hope you were royally spoiled.

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If it’s a replacement it’ll take a while - physio is really important though.

Hope you feel better soon Jean.

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7 for me - numbers 2, 7 and (kicking myself - I knew it) 10 tripped me up

We’re doing absolutely nothing Brian but eat, sleep, read books - repeat. Weather’s a bit mixed but it’s warm and dry.
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Cheers Ian

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Sorry - a wee bit late - we’re in Lanzarote

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