Last physio session.
barry2013
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Just back from seeing physio, she is pleased with new knee, went on the exercise bike, and was soon pedaling as normal, you have no idea how good this felt. Diane said she doesn't need to see me anymore but to ring and go in if I have any concerns. I can do as much as I want but to listern to my knee, build up my endurance and try and get my knee to straighten, all in all I am really happy. who knows wont be long before I can get out on my proper bike.
Best wishes.
Barry.
Best wishes.
Barry.
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Well done, sounds like you're doing really well. Surprised the physio has stopped though - our hospital insists on a minimum 6 sessions but at 2-3 week intervals, but after the 2nd one if you're doing well physio becomes a group gym session! Maybe you had your sessions closer together than me?
I'm cycling daily to work now (it's less than 2 miles), and a trip into town (3 miles each way) at the weekends. The only thing holding back my progress is that it is so darned cold! The weather, and work, sap my energy so when I get home I'm too tired to do a full set of physio exercises so I'm probably not doing as much as I should. I try to get through a full set of the straightening and bending exercises before work though.0 -
Well, that is good going. I must admit that after my THR, I had no physio at all. Was just left to get on with it.
So, I am really pleased for you. Keep up the good work.Karen xx0 -
Barry
All sounding good I am only just cycling now at 4.5months post TKR and it hurts like hell...Physio don't tend to keep hold of you for long now as soon as you show you are getting stronger than its discharge but at least you have follow up if you need it? The straightening in my opinion is harder than bending....
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Elainexxbarry2013 wrote:Just back from seeing physio, she is pleased with new knee, went on the exercise bike, and was soon pedaling as normal, you have no idea how good this felt. Diane said she doesn't need to see me anymore but to ring and go in if I have any concerns. I can do as much as I want but to listern to my knee, build up my endurance and try and get my knee to straighten, all in all I am really happy. who knows wont be long before I can get out on my proper bike.
Best wishes.
Barry.0 -
It sounds as if all is going very well, Barry, and I'm pleased for you. I'm sure you'll keep doing the right things for your knee. Enjoy having your life backIf at first you don't succeed, then skydiving definitely isn't for you.
Steven Wright0 -
Great news Barry you have done really well, at least you know the physio is there for you if needed keep up the good work..............Marie xxSmile a while and while you smile
smile another smile and soon there
will be miles and miles of smiles
just because you smiled I wish your
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That's great news Barry, you seem to be doing great.. I'm jealous your on your bike I'm aiming to get on that bike in physio.
Eileen0 -
Good for you Barry..this is all down to your determination...it wont be long now before you are off on that bike..you take care and there is no rush xLove
Barbara0
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