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Almost to my 1 year anniversary of my replacement (age 65). Hardest thing I could imagine to come through, and I thought I was well-prepared and healthy.
You didn't mention if you had help/spouse at home. It is imperative that you have someone around when you go home. An ice-machine is necessary for pain control and swelling as well.
It is grueling and a huge decision. As the other supporter wrote, everyone is different, so age is not the only thing to consider.
Best wishes.

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Thank you for your reply. My daughter lives with me so fortunately, she would be able to help me. I am just so afraid of getting into a worse situation than I am in now. My pain is not unbearable but is pretty bad at times and I have a lot of muscle pain and tightness after sitting for a while. I guess I will give it a little more time and see how it goes with the injections, etc. The injections I had were 2 Hymovis injections, a week apart. Keeping up my PT exercises.