Best of luck to you Chuck. If it is of any consolation, my neighbor had it
done but after a rough first month he swears it's the best decision he ever
made. It is now his "strong" knee (and he's now considering the other side).
Charlie
On Mon, Oct 5, 2009 at 10:29 PM, Chuck Norcutt <
chucknorcutt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Tuesday morning is the big event. The worn out bones and nonexistent
> cartilage of both knees will be replaced by some plastic and steel and
> glue. I think that sometime after lunch I will awake and wonder why I
> ever decided to do this despite Andrew's severe warnings. The next
> month I'll follow up with having both cataracts removed. I have vowed
> to be able to keep up with my wife walking down the Florida beaches this
> winter and also to be able to see where I'm going. I might even be able
> to focus an OM again. :-)
>
> The hospital supposedly has wifi but I assume it will be a while before
> I'm up to using it. They say 3-4 days in the hospital proper and 3-10
> days in the rehab facility. I'll see ya when I see ya.
>
> Chuck Norcutt
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