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Hi jojo58. I'm impressed with your stamina. You're encouraging and yes, i'll get up soon and walk a little in the apartment. The PT is coming tomorrow and no, I don't want the joint to freeze. That would be awful. OK, tty later and hope you make progress.

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Good luck to you! I had an awful PT person that they sent to my house. I already knew what I had to do so I told her to hit the road. If you don’t care for who they send request someone else. Mine was like a drill sergeant. I don’t take too much of that. 😊🙏

I’m sorry, it didn’t pick up my whole comment for some reason. It depends on age, what kind of shape your body is in. I was about 48 when I had my first hip replaced. I have arthritis everywhere and it caused the ball in the joint to wear away. It was an inch shorter right before I had surgery. I ride motorcycles, work retail on my feet all day and I was in pretty good shape. 6 weeks light duty, which meant being on a register. No bending over either. I worked the truck before. I wasn’t supposed to be lifting anything either. That’s standard. I couldn’t ride (or wasn’t supposed to) my motorcycle for 3 months