I hope all goes well for you and that your recovery is as easy and quick as possible.

Wow, big day indeed! Sorry it was so off and on, but now you're ON -- and we'll be pulling for you!

Is this one knee or both? What is the post-surgical plan?

Good luck! I hope your surgery is successful and uneventful, and you have a great recovery!

I'm so glad you have the A-OK, and love your positive attitude.......all packed and ready! They've come a long way.....just don't over-do it, because you might be feeling great, listen to the docs. My brother was over-zealous in his physio/recuperation and suffered for it. He's not one to sit still......ever.

Dang! That's pretty cool. We've come so far with this procedure. I've seen some VERY positive results with folks at the gym. Take it easy. And we'll see you back here on the KT in a week....

wishing you the very best.

Wishing you the very best. I’ve never known anyone who regretted doing it , although the recovery takes me and persistence. Good luck!

Best of luck to you. Things have changed a lot since I had mine done. My 43 year old daughter needs one and will most likely get it done after the first of the year.

Sue

Great news! I know they are easier than they used to be, hope you are settled comfortably at home and healing very soon. A friend had both hers done just about back to back last year and did so well. Shhhh: Between us, she carries enough excess weight I was afraid she would be in for a hard time with healing and PT but she sailed right along and was exercising more with the increased mobility, less pain. She did so well her husband has scheduled his own for the 12th of next month, he's a workaholic who barely takes a day a week off, has finally decided to take some time to do something for himself.

Best of luck...for a successful and quick healing surgery!!! Take care in

your rehab. Hugs.

Wishing you a speedy recovery.

Wishing you an excellent outcome and a smooth healing.

That's good news and I hope you have a great outcome. Repeating what dedtired just wrote - I don't know anyone who has regretted the surgery - including me. I had both knees replaced 8 years ago and while the recovery seemed slow initially it does pick up. Stay positive.

Wishing you an uneventful surgery and speedy recovery.

Big day indeed! ! ! I'm very happy for you, that your heart issues are cleared up so you can have this that you obviously want so much! And that you're going for it! Good luck, will be saying a few prayers that all goes well and you will be back better than ever, soon!

Rusty

Thinking good thoughts for you, Georgiesmom!

Good luck and quick recovery.

Best wishes for a quick and complete recovery!

Just got back from my "Last Supper" . Had a glass of wine, , oysters on the half shell and rack of Lamb. So good!! Cleaning gal came yesterday, then I played bridge. Got a haircut today. Just have one more load of wash to do and I will be all caught up. Baked three crumb cakes and cut into pieces and froze (we have one tiny piece every morning for breakfast) I'm good for six weeks with that,. Freezer is full of soups, chili, spaghetti sauce etc. I can just focus on P.T. from here on in. Thank you all for your good wishes.

I hope it all goes well for you Georgysmom and that you have a quick recovery.

That’s great. I know someone who had both knees done. It really changed the quality of his life! No more pain. Good luck!

Wishing you a successful surgery and a speedy recovery. Any knee surgery takes a while to rehab, but it is very worth it for the results.

Another wish coming your way for a successful surgery and rapid healing. Just be sure to do all the exercises you are given.

Wishing you a speedy recovery.

Prayers you have a successful surgery and a speedy and complete recovery. Hope to hear a great report from you soon. Take care!

Have a good time and be back soon in perfect condition. Have a good time is short hand in my family for no issues, no problems or anything that could go wrong.

Is it left or right? Just curious, I'm getting my right done next June, couldn't get it done this year. Hope all goes well for you.

Be sure to follow through on all the physically therapy after the knee replacement. Its going to be a bore and some pain when the therapist flexes the joint to increase its range of motion. This part is absolutely necessary if you are to arrive at a fully functioning joint. The first week is the worst where you lay around and for several hours per day with your leg in a machine that slowly flexes the joint. On the plus side, you'll catch up on a number of TV shows. It could be a good time to rent movies or have Netflix. You could read all those books that you might get to someday. That someday has arrived! (My wife has had both knee joints replaced one at a time and 2 years apart.)

By the way, my wife knee joints were replaced 10 yrs ago and are trouble free. She has been happy with the results. Today, she rarely thinks about those joints.

Sending best wishes for a successful surgery and a speedy recovery. You'll be up and about in no time!

Best of luck to you (and your surgeon!) and hope everything goes well. Sending lots of healing thoughts your way.

Good thoughts coming your way today.

Hope everything went well.