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[Tom Kochtanek]

Not looking forward to getting my portion of the tab!

Total cost for single hip could get you Dennis' fine 63 Chevy .

Knees cost more. My bilateral knee replacement totaled around $88K... And I think I got the volume discount .

I've got an alarm and cameras that I think can recognize Phil from a distance .

 

[1958 delivery]

*MINT CONDITION ?*

Male, 1951 model, high mileage, good condition, some hair, many new parts including hip, knees, and other parts..

Isn't currently in running condition, but will eventually walk well.

Ran when we parked it

 

[oldskydog]

This oughta cheer you up.

 

[Phil Reed]

Phil has a truck!

AND.....I KNOW THE ADDRESS!!!!!!!!!

 

[oldskydog]

AND.....I KNOW THE ADDRESS!!!!!!!!!

You get the hamster.

 

[JED]

Fantastic News! Glad to hear the replacement went well. As you already know with the knees, the PT is the critical part of the recovery. I hope it goes well. I am 10 years into my hip replacement and it is great, but I still keep up with the PT exercises. BTW, Make sure that the wife hasn't already sold your stash in the man cave!

 

[Tom Kochtanek]

Cecil: Those are hilarious (and relevant). I'll have to show Barb the ceiling fan joke, that was one of the things I didn't get up in time for surgery. She wanted to replace a perfectly good 52" fan in the LR where I spend most of my time with a new one that has a remote. Too many other priorities and then there is the chance it might end up like that cartoon . And it's right above me all the time!

Electrician that did the mancave came by yesterday and hung it, along with several other little tasks the wifey was requesting .

John: I hope to get to that plateau soon, the one where I move like a ninja and there is no pain . The PT is coming along fine, those legs lifts give me the fits but already they are getting easier!

TomK

 

[Junky]

Tom.. Did they use Metric, Whitworth, SAE screws and bolts? This is important to know, so if any of them loosen up, you will have the right wrench to tighten them. Feel better, and will you be at the walker races this Friday evening at the rehab center? Junky

 

[oldskydog]

Cecil: Those are hilarious (and relevant). I'll have to show Barb the ceiling fan joke, that was one of the things I didn't get up in time for surgery. She wanted to replace a perfectly good 52" fan in the LR where I spend most of my time with a new one that has a remote. Too many other priorities and then there is the chance it might end up like that cartoon . And it's right above me all the time!

Electrician that did the mancave came by yesterday and hung it, along with several other little tasks the wifey was requesting .

John: I hope to get to that plateau soon, the one where I move like a ninja and there is no pain . The PT is coming along fine, those legs lifts give me the fits but already they are getting easier!

TomK

I'm pretty good about dodging honey-do's but that is a pretty extreme way to get out of installing the ceiling fan. I never would have thought of getting a medical procedure to get out of household projects……maybe yard work, though.
You are the Master.