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Likes cars that go boom
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Gee thanks guys :/
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Last edited by michael21; 21-03-2022 at 03:55 PM. |
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My husband has had 1 partial and one full knee replacement. One healed better than the other….
It’s so important to do the physio after… He was quite young to have them done…years of playing football… Last edited by rusticgal; 21-03-2022 at 07:37 PM. |
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self-oscillating
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If it's definitely surgery that needs doing ,then I think you'll be ok.
Best to get it out the way now , otherwise when you're older you might have further problems with your joint.And it will probably be too late to have the procedure. |
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