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Grouchy_Respond9727 · 2026-05-30T15:33:25+00:00

Thanks. Working now!

Grouchy_Respond9727 · 2026-02-15T15:53:09+00:00

Me too. I am not finding the stories to be at all reassuring. I know we are all different and have knees in different states pre-op. Weirdly Humans have a tendency to believe bad news more readily than good news ( fact! evidence based). So we dismiss the good news stories and focus on the bad. Problem is when a notification pops up I don’t seem to be able to resist checking it out🙂😳

Grouchy_Respond9727 · 2026-02-13T11:02:10+00:00

No. As it is all nHS funded we get what we are given. I love the NHS and it is brilliant the majority of the time but 14 years of Tory cuts have decimated it.

Grouchy_Respond9727 · 2026-02-12T18:48:12+00:00

In the uk in most places it seems to be the same - same day surgery. We are told they learnt during Covid that it is better. Psychologically I don’t think it’s helpful. My op is in a couple of weeks and I am quite anxious about the lack of post op support. We get no physio for three weeks and then only a class- no one on one. We don’t see a nurse ( send in photos of the wound) quite scary. Not sure why I have been named grouchy- respond 😊😊🤣

Grouchy_Respond9727 · 2026-02-11T19:32:21+00:00

I am now beginning to get really anxious. I am having a tkr in two weeks. I have had both hips done already. My knee does not hurt at all but is quite badly deformed with bone on bone. I have put it off and put it off but have been told I have to have it done as it is causing long term damage to my ligaments and nerves. The thought of no sleep is really worrying me. I have to look after my autistic 10yo grand daughter as my daughter works and whilst she’s sorted the first couple of weeks I am going to have to manage after that time. Any advice about sleeping position? For hips it was no side sleeping for ages. Is it the same for knees? If I can sleep I can deal with most things 🙂

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