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@loriaakre I'm glad if it can be any help for you, the response was more for @sandie2749 since she said she could go to Boston and stay with relatives there.
I think your surgeon, although perhaps highly regarded, lacks a bit of empathy. I don't understand why, if there is a bone chip there that's causing pain, it cannot be eliminated fairly easily, but of course I am not a doctor so there may be things I know too little about. I do think I would seek a second opinion on that though.
Doctor visits are a bit intimidating right now though, and I think they will be for a long time so we may need to adjust our thinking and forge ahead at some point, taking every precaution. I have canceled an appointment I had for later this month. When you are older and have other risk factors it's just too scary!
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I have cancelled many appointments and the clinic said they are not scheduling in person appts. until August and that is iffy as well. BUT are doing teleconference and Zoom conference. I'll wait till thing settle down with the pandemic. We have had orders from our kids to stay home!
I have been told by the PA at the clinic that I probably need to go down to Mayo Clinic. Of course my husband does not want me to have to go through yet another surgery. Will see. If I knew it would get rid of the knee pain and help the nerve/numbness in my foot I'd do it but you hear of too many things going wrong trying to make things right.