I can’t believe it’s been more than a year since my knee replacement. And if I’m honest, I can’t believe I’m still having to use walking aids of some sort quite regularly.
“Still on crutches?!” 9½ months post knee-replacement with hip dysplasia
Well, intermittently, the answer is “yes”. I’m still on crutches and yes, it’s annoying me! I find myself at the strange post-surgery stage where I’m more stable than I was before,
Camping, Singing, Walking. Doing things I love with and without crutches.
So this weekend I took my new knee camping! I love being outdoors but I have to admit to feeling nervous about it, post knee replacement.
Leg-length discrepancy – a DDH journey of shoes & surgery
Owing to my hip dysplasia and somewhat ‘wonky’ pelvis, my legs have always been different lengths. But that leg length discrepancy has varied over time. If you’ve ever had a go at cutting your own fringe (never advisable I find it always leads to endless tinkering one side then the other until it’s too late and you’re scalped…) then you will understand the journey my legs have been on.