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Balance & Gait Problems: A Real Puzzler

Aging Well | Last Active: May 27, 2022 | Replies (59)

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@ray666

Thanks for this link, Lori. It further confirms my belief in the anti-inflammatory effects of exercise. I derived additional proof from my recent experience with a local orthopedic doctor. I've sported a right knee prosthetic for going on two decades. When two years ago my left knee began to ache, I thought, "Uh oh, time for a second prosthetic." But no, I've managed to moderate and practically eliminate the ache through regular exercise. My doctor tells me he believes I've succeeded in not needing another total knee replacement thanks to consistent exercise. So, you see, I'm a great believer in exercising through pain, at least through reasonable pain.

Ray

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Thanks for the encouragement Ray. Last week my ortho told me to keep gardening (a shared .passion) and I would never need my knees replaced. I am beginning to believe that recliners.and reclining sofas should be.banished!
Sue