onceahardman
Sep 21, 2010, 9:41 PM
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Home from surgery, under anaesthesia for about 1.5 hrs, I feel really good, but the local I'm sure is still dominating.
I feel like crushing about a dozen beers.
Doc pulled out a 1+ inch chunk of bone, kind of C-shaped. Lots of spurring, some of which was shaved down. No meniscus left in the medial compartment, but I expected that. Brain feels remarkably lucid, compared to the heavy anaesthesia of 32 yrs ago.
Biggest complaint is the caffeine withdrawal headache, from not having coffee this morning.
Not expecting a miracle, but it would be nice to go another 5-10 years of skiing, before the seemingly inevitable TKR.
(This post was edited by onceahardman on Sep 21, 2010, 9:42 PM)
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