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Plan? <laugh> They get you up the day after. I was 2.5 days with the hip. 3 - 5 for this, depending how it goes. Yes I'm up and down stairs, but they know this. He reckons I'll be on crutches for about 6 weeks after the op. Play it by ear after that.
Knees are normally much worse than hips.
Best of luck & seriously think you should consider commode but know you won't.
 
the wrong legs thing isn't funny. Still remember when i was having my kidney removed one of the operating team came to see me on the ward in the morning of the op and he looked at his notes & went
"so we're whipping out your right kidney"
me "God no ,it's the left one <yikes>"
Him " oh are you sure"
Me " course i'm ****ing sure"

he went away to check then came back and said "think it best if we use marker pen to identify which one " and promptly drew on me.
Trust me the first think i did on coming round was check where the wound was.
 
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the wrong legs thing isn't funny. Still remember when i was having my kidney removed one of the operating team came to see me on the ward in the morning of the op and he looked at his notes & went
"so we're whipping out your right kidney"
me "God no ,it's the right one
<yikes>"
Him " oh are you sure"
Me " course i'm ****ing sure"

he went away to check then came back and said "think it best if we use marker pen to identify which one " and promptly drew on me.
Trust me the first think i did on coming round was check where the wound was.

What's wrong with that? <whistle>
 
the wrong legs thing isn't funny. Still remember when i was having my kidney removed one of the operating team came to see me on the ward in the morning of the op and he looked at his notes & went
"so we're whipping out your right kidney"
me "God no ,it's the right one <yikes>"
Him " oh are you sure"
Me " course i'm ****ing sure"

he went away to check then came back and said "think it best if we use marker pen to identify which one " and promptly drew on me.
Trust me the first think i did on coming round was check where the wound was.

I had similar with my arm. Doctor wrote right on the paper but it was my left. He wrote on my arm after to make sure (operation was the next day)
 
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<laugh> It's getting that way.

My mate in Oz (best man at my wedding) emailed me this morning. He called before Christmas and said the next time he's over on business, he'll come up here and he'd like to go to Liverpool. He's from Beaconsfield, but his old feller was from the Pool. He gets here on 9th March, 4 days after the op. I haven't seen the ****er in 4 years - typical <grr>
 
<laugh> It's getting that way.

My mate in Oz (best man at my wedding) emailed me this morning. He called before Christmas and said the next time he's over on business, he'll come up here and he'd like to go to Liverpool. He's from Beaconsfield, but his old feller was from the Pool. He gets here on 9th March, 4 days after the op. I haven't seen the ****er in 4 years - typical <grr>

tell him to change then;)

business schedules can always push out 2/3 weeks
 
<laugh> It's getting that way.

My mate in Oz (best man at my wedding) emailed me this morning. He called before Christmas and said the next time he's over on business, he'll come up here and he'd like to go to Liverpool. He's from Beaconsfield, but his old feller was from the Pool. He gets here on 9th March, 4 days after the op. I haven't seen the ****er in 4 years - typical <grr>
Get a wheelchair and tell him to wheel you about. Just don't go near the docks.
 
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It depends on his schedule and the amount of pain I'm in, synthetic morphine or not. If the op goes well, I should be just about out of hospital, but they do say 3 - 5 days, so I could still be in.

For future reference, should I ever have the extreme good fortune to meet any of you, 'schedule' is pronounced 'shedule' and NOT 'skedule'. Unless, of course, you're a stinking septic <grr>