6 weeks and still on crutches

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6 weeks and still on crutches

Post by bobjs » 18 May 2015, 18:16

Well had my knee replaced 6 weeks ago and it's still not right,

Well I had a small bleed on the knee after the op 6 weeks ago I thought this would be all done and dusted,

Well went to a&e last night as it started again and burger me I'm still not allowed to drive or return to work,what a pisser,

Anyone else had the knee done, it was a TKR with knee cap button done and all went well ?

What a pain in the Rs

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Re: 6 weeks and still on crutches

Post by CustomRifleScopesUK » 20 May 2015, 15:56

Well we all hope you get better soon :thumbup:

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Re: 6 weeks and still on crutches

Post by some bloke » 20 May 2015, 16:39

A guy I pick up had to go back for corrective work but he's all good now.

Get well soon Bob.

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Re: 6 weeks and still on crutches

Post by kingsy18 » 20 May 2015, 17:48

One word,patience,you,ll get there,i had knee problem two years ago eight weeks stuck in house .

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Re: 6 weeks and still on crutches

Post by rodp » 20 May 2015, 19:19

some bloke wrote:A guy I pick up had to go back for corrective work but he's all good now.

Get well soon Bob.
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Re: 6 weeks and still on crutches

Post by bobjs » 20 May 2015, 21:37

Cheers lads,

I'm really chuffed, I'm going out shooting ,the first time in 8 weeks and with a new improved drone,

Can't wait,

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Re: 6 weeks and still on crutches

Post by nealh » 20 May 2015, 22:21

Two years, still cancer free.
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Re: 6 weeks and still on crutches

Post by bobjs » 21 May 2015, 09:11

nealh wrote:Two years, still cancer free.
Sore knee .?

Cancer free".........priceless,

Long may it continue bud ;)

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Re: 6 weeks and still on crutches

Post by Radagast » 21 May 2015, 11:49

4.5 years since I shattered my spine with bone through my spinal cord and complete loss of feeling below my waist.
Still walking around and climbing on roofs, actually getting a little better these days. I'll never 'run n' gun' again, although I have kept my Glock. Got into this night vision lark because its the most slow moving form of shooting I could think of. Most of the time it involves lying in bed with a tablet, posting on this forum. :lol:
Bob, remember to post some a tall tale in the hunting section when you get back.

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Re: 6 weeks and still on crutches

Post by bobjs » 21 May 2015, 12:33

Radagast wrote:4.5 years since I shattered my spine with bone through my spinal cord and complete loss of feeling below my waist.
Still walking around and climbing on roofs, actually getting a little better these days. I'll never 'run n' gun' again, although I have kept my Glock. Got into this night vision lark because its the most slow moving form of shooting I could think of. Most of the time it involves lying in bed with a tablet, posting on this forum. :lol:
Bob, remember to post some a tall tale in the hunting section when you get back.
I wish I had spokento you before, I have a iPad 1 that I use for the same reason, this is my third major op in 10 years . First was on l4/5 spinal injury then c3,4,5,cervical disc replacement and now the knee, butnim determind to keep shooting, I can't let the wife win and sell all the rifl again,

Tall tail coming up, more like what I missed or the drone is the must have tool:)

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