> > May I interest you in a TKR (total knee replacement)? > > I just scheduled my second replacement for early November - > the only way to > > fly. > > > > My problem was/is lack of cartilage in the joint. The first > replacement > > (right knee), was done in March and is doing marvelously. > > Good luck with the second knee in November - I wouldn't be > surprised if > that is in the future.
If you look closely at a calendar - almost any will do - you'll find that November is indeed in the future. > But for now I'll settle for the extra large > bottles of Ibuprofen! > > - MCC While I was waiting in hospital a few weeks ago a very red-faced, portly man came in, dressed in a scout's uniform (woggle and all), for treatment for a head injury. I was rather hoping he'd been injured in some dressing-up episode involving high-spirited women dressed as Bo Peep, but it turned out that his injury was the result of an innocent scouting prank. We ended up on the same ward and I learned that he was even more bionic than I am. Not only had he had both knees replaced earlier that year, he also had a plate in his head and 2 cochlear implants. The guy was RoboScout. -- Bob -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
