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These hips weren’t made for walking

By Jill Pringle November 25, 2018August 4, 2019 In hip dysplasia, Personal, South Downs Way, surgery 0 AdultDDH, Buriton 0

JillPringle Hips Xray DDH hip displaysia

Yet here I am having just completed two more days and 12.5 miles walking my hips along the South Downs Way. I’m very grateful that I have the mobility, time and support to do so.

Best foot forward. Winchester to Exton in 46,000 steps.

By Jill Pringle October 28, 2018January 7, 2021 In Rambling, South Downs Way, Walking 0 Beacon Hill, DDH 0

Sign at top of Beacon Hill 10 miles from Winchester @WalkingJill

It’s estimated that one in every 1000 people are born with hip-dysplasia. It takes many forms and I suspect that no two DDH walks appear quite the same. For me,

Walking Test One: Ditchling Beacon

By Jill Pringle August 30, 2018August 4, 2019 In Personal, Rambling, South Downs Way, Walking 0 No tags 0

Last week I completed my first South Downs Way walking test, with my good friend Beth and her cool dog, Bo. I wanted to gauge how far I could walk without too much pain.

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