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t walgamuth 08-30-2017 10:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Adriel (Post 3743629)
Tom, life happened and let this slip. Anyway, read the updates and good that all is going well, to where better off than before.

Unpacked the top of the window regulators, forgot what was in the box until saw the wood. :P Looking forward to finishing this driveline fiasco and then can think about putting them in.

Like finding a pretty egg on Easter morning?;)

oldsinner111 08-31-2017 07:37 AM

OK I found out whats wrong with my wife,after insisting on a CAT scan,she has a tumor in left kidney,also got infection from knee surgery and has necrosis on the end of hip,where ball is.Will need replacement.

oldsinner111 08-31-2017 07:38 AM

it is a painful,but good tumor,not cancerous.

oldsinner111 08-31-2017 07:53 AM

see,thats one reason,i hate going to hospitals,and seeing sterile instruments made in China.As much as they charge,it should be american made stuff.

t walgamuth 08-31-2017 08:27 AM

Wow! She has some serious sounding problems there. At least the tumor is not malignant. Identifying these problems is the first step. No wonder she has been having so much pain.

oldsinner111 08-31-2017 01:47 PM

well tumor they will watch,and finally treating her pain.Hip will need to be looked at or treated.They have a way of drilling out infection,and then pumping a cement in, or total replacement.The hips are different,you go in mornings,discharge that evening.

sloride 09-03-2017 11:17 AM

Hello TW, tried sending you a PM got a reply your file needs to erase some messages from me. before that can go through.

t walgamuth 09-03-2017 11:35 AM

I emptied some and got your message, one at least.

t walgamuth 10-19-2017 06:53 PM

The knee partial replacement done in NOvember last is now like a new natural knee. Never any pain or drama.

Hiked a few miles on Sunday at Turkey run. No pain but I got good and tired from walking up and down the hills. Not sore next day either.

Kuan 10-19-2017 07:36 PM

I was just talking with my neighbor who is 89 years old. She said they used to think old people would fall down and break their hip when in fact it is actually the hip breaking that causes them to fall.

Kuan 10-19-2017 07:37 PM

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Originally Posted by oldsinner111 (Post 3743966)
well tumor they will watch,and finally treating her pain.Hip will need to be looked at or treated.They have a way of drilling out infection,and then pumping a cement in, or total replacement.The hips are different,you go in mornings,discharge that evening.

I went in one day and asked why they weren't Snap-On. :D

t walgamuth 11-09-2017 07:36 AM

As stated earlier the knee now is completely feeling like original equipment. Only an odd ache now and then.

The hip now is healed nearly 100%. Never any pain any more and I am walking with no limp. I find myself now walking briskly here and there with no thought of the hip at all.

The legs are still weak from the lack of full exercise this year after the double replacement surgeries. I am working now on strengthening.

I am now below the weight I was prior to surgery. I had a small breakthrough about a month ago after switching from ranch dressing on my salads to vinegar and oil. It seems to affect my metabolism making me not desire to eat as much. Lost about 4 or 5 # since that change.

Off to the Y now.


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