Hip Operation
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Dragonslayer
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After 3yrs of waiting. Then one cancellation in March 2021, another cancelation on 3rd March 2022. On the 16th June this year, I finally got my hip operation. I had to have a blood transfusion the day after, but what the hell I got through it. Now I'm at home convalescing and looking forward to 'walking' again ASAP, then getting on with my life once more.
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@Dragonslayer I'm glad you finally got your op, be alot better once you've recovered.
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That’s great news that you finally got it done
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Thanks for the update @Dragonslayer, finally having it done must be a weight off your shoulders. Wishing you a speedy recovery
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Hope you recover quickly and I'm happy for you that it finally got done after so many delays
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I think I remember you posting about this before @dragonslayer. I'm glad you finally managed to get it done! Take care during the recovery time.
My dad watched a load of box sets when he had his done. Will you be doing something similar? -
Thats great to hear and I wish you a speedy recovery
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I'm pleased to hear it's finally been done @Dragonslayer wishing you a smooth recovery
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Good to hear from you @Dragonslayer - I wish you well with your convalescence. Keep doing the physio exercises!
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Best wishes from me @Dragonslayer and i hope you recover quick.
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