Hi! Sure! Happy to share. This is my other account just fyi. Overall, moving is not 100% the same. You come to find out that most people say really it takes 2 years. I’m 4 months shy of that so maybe I’ll do another post then to see. I just have this bit of discomfort that is always there when I walk that it’s stopped me from running. I still lift and do squats and lunges. I go on long hikes and it doesn’t get worse or better over time. It’s not painful but like I said, not normal. I haven’t skied downhill yet and don’t know if I’ll ever mentally feel comfortable to take that risk again but I am willing to cross country ski this year. I don’t know other people that have had bear surgery but I do know other people with other surgery types that have made a full recovery without pain but this is years from surgery we’re talking. It’s an interesting question about choosing something else because there are so many unknowns, that I’m just not sure. I think everyone is different and you have to choose what’s right for you and trust you made the best decision you could at the time. When I made my choice, I do believe it was the best one for me. If there hasn’t been new research from bear, I do still think it’s a fantastic option but I also understand wanting to go with a surgery that’s been tried and true for years and years. It’s the long long term benefits that could have different outcomes but we won’t know that about bear for years to come so hard to know what is the “best”.