04-28-2018, 12:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Orema
Better, but not a good as I thought I’d feel by now. I’ve lost 10 lbs of the 30 pound goal I set, but I thought my knees would feel better than they do. I guess that was an unrealistic expectation. I’ll just keep trying to lose more weight because the loss will help with the recovery after the knee surgery.
Maybe I’ll start exercising today. Maybe not.
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Good job my friend! However, IF you have "bone on bone" such as I do, the cartilage is totally gone, no amount of weight loss will ease that pain of bone grinding on bone.....or at least in my case. Total knee helped me the most!
I was in process of having other one scheduled to get done when I am found to be extremely anemic..SO I have to correct that first!!  . 10 weeks of IV Iron infusions!
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