Keith’s knee has gone south this week. He had it injured while playing football when he was 18, and it’s been “bad” ever since. On Friday, it “locked up” on him when he woke up, and he couldn’t straighten it out all day; had to use crutches we borrowed from our friends.
Of all the years he’s had this bad knee, he’s never had it lock up like that, and it just so happens he went to an orthopedic surgeon a week or two ago, and the guy gave him a steroid shot in the knee. It didn’t help, and in fact, it seems to be worse, and then the lock-up.
It looks like he’s going to have to have knee replacement surgery, which will be a bummer. Do you know anyone who’s had that done, and if so, did it help?
So sorry to hear that. That’s terrible. Don’t know anyone, sorry.
How’s he doing today?
I know several men who have had knee replacements. The physical therapy afterward is painful at first, but most have good results.
There are new and different kinds of knee replacement, such as the ones George W. Bush had at Chicago Rush University, so be sure to consult with an orthopedics expert or two.
I know several men who have had knee replacements. The physical therapy afterward is painful at first, but most have good results.
There are new and different kinds of knee replacement, such as the ones George W. Bush had at Chicago Rush University, so be sure to consult with an orthopedics expert or two.
Prayers for Keith and Mike, my BIL.
And California. They need rain so badly.