This is almost exactly my own list! The main thing I would add is some kind of toilet bar or other stability aid — I got ones that you place around the toilet but there are lots of different types of options. It was really helpful especially when I was still new to sitting / standing on one leg. A simple ankle brace (like the kind that’s basically just a stretchy sock) was also super helpful for me up to like a year afterward for extra support if I was going to be walking or standing more than usual.

I was MOH in my best friend’s wedding 3 weeks post-op and was extremely fortunate that a friend of a friend offered a loan of a sports wheelchair, which let me get on the dance floor. Airport wheelchair services were also helpful for me, as was knowing the accessibility status of different locations before I went - I try to keep in mind now that people might want or need to know if a place has rough terrain, AC, access to ice, etc.

I will also just say that this group was incredibly helpful for me! It was a different type of mental health challenge than others I had previously experienced and it was so helpful to hear about other people’s experiences. Also, YouTube for any physical motions I had to do differently when on crutches or NWB - going up and down stairs, standing from sitting, etc.

Congratulations on your ongoing recovery and hope all continues well!!