December 30th was the perfect time for hip replacement, because it's not like I want to be out in the weather now anyway - this weather that doesn't seem to want to quit!
I miss you all!
You'll be glad to know that
I have an excellent chef! :-)
Saturday, January 18, 2014
Little by Little - Recovery Update
December 30th was the perfect time for hip replacement, because it's not like I want to be out in the weather now anyway - this weather that doesn't seem to want to quit!
I miss you all!
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That's good news! Always good to have someone taking good care of you. Glad that you are taking it day by day. Four sessions a day? That is rigorous. It is good that you have found your proper pacing and soon this recovery time will be a thing of the past and you'll be doing the things you enjoy without pain. Then it will all be worth it.
ReplyDeleteSending prayers and lots of hugs your way!
ReplyDeleteAll the best for 2014, it is going to be a good year Judy!
It sounds like your healing is going well, and twice a day for physical therapy sounds excellent to me. Good to know you have a great chef.
ReplyDeleteOh Judy, I hope recovery continues to go well. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteThat is good news! Be careful on the ice when you have to go to PT! Sending more prayers.
ReplyDeleteI had something done before the end of the year too, and I'm getting better!
Oh my gosh Judy - I'm so wrapped up in reno's, I had NO IDEA !!!
ReplyDeleteHope you're feeling better - what an ordeal to have to go through
Much love,
Moi
Sounds like you're doing just great.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure you are being well looked after. Take care x
Hope you continue to heal and improve!
ReplyDeleteI am glad you were not out there trying to walk up those icy steps, they are beautiful as is the bike in the snow. what a blessing to have your own personal chef.. hope you are back to 100 percent soon.
ReplyDeletewe woke up to 37 degrees today in Florida and what is up with that?
Yeah!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Sonday.
Your in my thoughts, heart and prayers.
So glad to hear that you are on the come-back trail! I have to say that, with temps at -31, I am no longer jealous of your winter weather. LOL
ReplyDeleteStay warm and give your body the healing time it needs!
i am glad you are being WELL taken care of!!! yay! :)
ReplyDeleteGood to see you posting! Yes, you're not missing much outside! God bless that chef!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you are on the mend. Keep pushing onward, and you will soon be skipping through the springtime tulips!
ReplyDeleteIt is a trial of patience, isn't it? Twice a day for physical therapy is usually sufficient. Keep working at it! You should definitely turn a corner in about another week, since it takes a while for the swelling to go down and the healing to work its magic. I'm keeping you in my prayers!
ReplyDeleteHow lovely to have someone cook for you! I am glad that you are on the mend. You need to watch those physical therapy people - some times they push too hard.
ReplyDeleteMy husband had hip replacement surgery on Dec. 26th. He's 78 and a big man. He had the anterior approach where they don't cut through the muscles...just using a special surgical table...move the muscles around to get at the hip. He's still pretty swollen and has just started PT out of the home. The first two weeks we had a PT come to the house because of the weather.
ReplyDeleteI hope you do well in your recovery. Be careful on the ice.
Balisha
Hope you will heal soon and be up and walking without pains. Have a lovely week ahead. Hugs Eva
ReplyDeleteAs Mary Poppins says, 'Well began is half done.' I know that therapy is hard work, but hopefully you will be finished and back to a better feeling you.
ReplyDeleteGlad you are doing well. Don't over-do the therapy!! There seems to be a misconception that if 2x a day is good, than 4x a day would be twice as good.... but that isn't the case in this situation. In fact it can set you back a bit!! This is one time in your life that you are actually TOLD to get rest and take your time. Time and rest are the best healers of all. Isn't having that constant hip pain gone wonderful?? It is truly a blessing. Stay warm as it seems we are in for a couple more rounds of polar temps through the week and next weekend. Sun today is a true blessing!!
ReplyDeleteI hope you will be back to full working order soon Judy. In the meantime keep the therapy up and enjoy the works of your chef! Take care xx
ReplyDeleteSo glad you are recovering and are being well cared for and fed! Keep taking care of yourself; we'll be here when you're able to return.
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear things are going so well. Keep up the good work it will pay off. All that snow is just unreal!
ReplyDeleteAs all others have written, I wish you the very best in your recovery!
ReplyDeleteJudy, it is so great to see you here again! I'm happy you are progressing well. You remain in my daily prayers! Keep calm and carry on!!
ReplyDeleteSo glad to read that you are coming along nicely. Keep plugging and we'll be here waiting!
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear that you're recovering well. My sis had this surgery so I can kind of relate to what's happening. Take care! And more big hugs.
ReplyDeleteYay! Glad to hear all is well. Stay warm this week. Another cold blast coming our way. I think after we braved the last one, this should be a piece of cake. Right? :-)
ReplyDeleteHi Judy, I missed your other post of your post-recovery so will comment here tonight and welcome you back. I'm glad your surgery went well and you are recovering comfortably at home. Take care and God bless your healing and therapy so that you will feel stronger each day.
ReplyDeleteI have been wondering how you were doing and what stage of the game you are. Still in PT? Are you on a walker or cane? Is the major pain gone? Can you cross your legs? I never put ice on mine - good idea. Are you okay? Love, sandie
ReplyDeleteAt least, it seems from your picure that finding ice isn't an issue where you live! Get well soon!
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear things are on the right track... you're in my thoughts and prayers as you continue with your recovery!!
ReplyDeleteDo hope that you are continuing to heal. It takes time and thank goodness you have time to take!!
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ReplyDeleteGlad to hear things are going so well
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It sounds like you are doing very well and I hope your recovery is swift! It won't be long and all this will be behind you. Best wishes to you as you continue to work your way toward that day of pain-free walking!
ReplyDeleteGood to hear from you. Keeping you in my prayers. Hope you are watching lots of good English shows.
ReplyDeletewow, i have fallen so behind. i hope your recovery goes well & very smooth. keep us posted. big big hugs. ( :
ReplyDeleteHi Judy! Glad you're recovery is coming along nicely. When you're back on your feet, can you send your husband *my* way -- I could use a bit of a break!
ReplyDeleteSending healing thoughts your way! Hope you continue to feel better!
ReplyDeletePleased to hear that your recovery is going well and that your rehab is in process. Catching up with your blog over the past few years, I can see what you mean ... you've timed it well.
ReplyDeleteTake care.
So glad you're on the road to recovery. Best Wishes!
ReplyDeleteJust coming by to see how yow are. We miss you in Blogland! Hope you are getting stronger every day.
ReplyDeleteJudy, we need an update! It's been 11 days! Hope you are coming along nicely.
ReplyDeleteI have been away from blogging since Autumn and just am reading about your surgery. God bless your recovery and many blessings in the new year.
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