BAKPAKR
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Ask the ortho doc if you can put it off until after chukar season.
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That’s the plan.Ask the ortho doc if you can put it off until after chukar season.
Hell with chukar season, make sure you put it off until both your cow tag and that one guys’s bull tag are filled and hanging at camp.Ask the ortho doc if you can put it off until after chukar season.
Plenty of birds in flat country…insufferable vultures.I have first dibs on the double.
This thread is really helpful, thanks for the good news. I probably need a new hip after years of hiking and hard work. Gardening is very painful and should be enjoyable. Where in Wyoming/Utah/Idaho is a good place to get this done?I've done hundreds of medical consults on post-op joints. Patients getting elective hip replacements are usually the happiest people I talk to with the least pain relative to before the surgery. If I needed a hip replaced, I'd be upset that I needed it, apprehensive about the PT, but not at all scared of outcome.
My wife's ortho said walk as much as you would like. Unless painful, it's therapy. For wife it was no pain at all ... so she has been walking alot ever since.My consult is with one of the best orthos in the region.
I will follow his guidance to the “T”. I’m not worried about doing the PT. I’m worried about overdoing it.
Yea, the PA & sawbones will emphasize for you to own your PT, then scold you for doing it.My consult is with one of the best orthos in the region.
I will follow his guidance to the “T”. I’m not worried about doing the PT. I’m worried about overdoing it.