Temporary closure. !!!!UPDATE!!!! 04/04/17

Hip Replacement Surgery

Hello Paul, I went through two X Ray guided injections, several XRAYS and the MRI which lasted a grueling 20 minutes, then finally a scheduled surgery only SIX months down the road. I opted to do it with outside physicians and am very glad I did. Successful surgery with positive recovery results and now "NO PAIN"! The ultimate result. Good Luck and quick recovery to you Sir.
 
Being a disabled vet from the Korean War, I know the drill getting the VA to recognize your claim, but once they do, the care at VA hospitals is pretty good, in my experience. Best wishes for a speedy and successful recovery and DO THE PT ! Ed.
 
Thanks everyone. Being incapacitated is not my gig. For the first time in my 69 years on this planet my wife had to hire someone to do something I would otherwise had done myself. It'll be good to get back in the saddle.

DW
 
Paul i wish you the best and a quick recovery.
Those of us who have used your services will
miss your fine work for a few months.


Chuck
 
Best wishes. My dad had both hips and 1 knee done over the past 15 years. He says rehab is the key for full recovery.
 
Thank you for your military service and best wishes for surgery and recovery. Gary
 

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