Anyone who has gone through prosthetic knee joint infection successful

I had both of my knees replaced by the same surgeon due to debilitating arthritis and pain because my knee joints were both bone on bone. First was the left knee in 2019 and then the right knee in 2020. Had no issues with the left knee that I am aware of, but the right knee has been a complete NIGHTMARE! It all started about a week after the original replacement when I fell on it after trying to stand up from a low seated position. The knee buckled and the incision opened up causing me to have to go in to the hospital for a debridement and re-closing of the incision. Then, things seemed to be fine for almost a year or so. Then in April of 2022 the incision area started to develop some kind of abscess and it eventually broke open and started to drain large amounts of fluid and soft tissue which required another trip to the hospital for another surgery. They went in again and debrided it and swapped out the plastic parts of the joint as well, but this time, they left the incision open after surgery saying it was because there was too much tension on the skin to close it. So I had to have a picc line put in for daily IV antibiotics and wear a wound vac. I was on the IV antibiotics until July of 2022 and then went to taking 600mg of Linezolid oral antibiotics twice a day. I ended up wearing the wound vac for about 6 months because the incision didn't seem to want to heal and close, even though I was under the care of a wound care doctor the whole time who handled the dressing changes and monitored the wound regularly. I would post photos of the wound progression, but they are too gruesome to share here. In any case, the wound was VERY bad and was found to be infected again and this time it was in the joint itself and would require revision to remedy the problem. Since then, I have been to multiple doctors at multiple locations all over the country and I have yet to find anyone willing to do the revision. I have gotten reasons that vary from my being too heavy to the surgery being too difficult or complicated. This has gone on so long now that I am still taking the Linezolid to keep the infection at bay, which has caused me to suffer likely permanent nerve damage and Neuropathy and has put me at extreme risk of having my right leg amputated. I feel that there were multiple mistakes made all through this ordeal. Other surgeons have told me that my surgeon NEVER should have done my replacements at all because of my weight. (Currently and at time of surgeries around 500 lbs. but down from 800 pounds after gastric bypass surgery) Also, I feel as I have surely been discriminated against in my effort to remedy this problem because of my weight. Time is of the essence in this matter to avoid having my leg amputated or possibly even dying from the infection, but thus far, I am the only one making any effort to prevent that outcome.
I have discovered that there is a proven therapy available called "Phage Therapy" that is very successful at eradicating infections of all kinds and reducing the need for multiple surgeries and also the risks that involves. The trouble is, Phage therapy hasn't yet been approved for widespread use in the United States. There aren't many places where it is even available and insurance generally will not cover any treatments that are deemed "experimental". There is at least one case I am aware of that was treated here at Mayo in Rochester. There is a video on YouTube that describes it. The patient's name was John Haverty and he was treated by Dr, Gina Suh with the Mayo infectious diseases department. He had the exact same issue I have, a resistant infection in the right prosthetic knee and was also told that amputation was his only solution, but he didn't give up and finally found Dr. Suh and was treated with Phage therapy successfully and did not have to have his leg amputated. I am hoping for the same outcome in my case, but it is yet to be determined. I am waiting for referrals and records transfers and such. I tried to contact Mr. Haverty to discuss his case and mine, but haven't been able to yet. If anyone else is going through this same thing, feel free to contact me and talk about it. Best of luck.