Kari Lee Harmon-Townsend
@karileetownsend.bsky.social
✍️paranormal & fantasy cozy mystery, suspense, romance & women’s fiction author.
❤️Lover of Samoyeds.
📍 central New York
www.karileetownsend.com
❤️Lover of Samoyeds.
📍 central New York
www.karileetownsend.com
Wow interesting
April 10, 2025 at 10:06 PM
Wow interesting
No never. Hope it all works out
April 10, 2025 at 1:30 PM
No never. Hope it all works out
They used to do it eight or 9 inches along the outside of the hip recovery was a lot longer and you were restricted from skiing running doing a lot of things basically they’ve come a long way in their technique
March 22, 2025 at 5:58 PM
They used to do it eight or 9 inches along the outside of the hip recovery was a lot longer and you were restricted from skiing running doing a lot of things basically they’ve come a long way in their technique
Also, when they do it in the front, you have no restrictions after you can go back to doing everything you used to do eventually
March 22, 2025 at 12:45 AM
Also, when they do it in the front, you have no restrictions after you can go back to doing everything you used to do eventually
I’m getting my second hip done June 3rd. Good luck to you.
March 21, 2025 at 10:41 PM
I’m getting my second hip done June 3rd. Good luck to you.
I’m 56. They came in from the front only have a 3 inch scar. Feel soooo much better. The thigh bone stays sore from where the stem of the new joint is anchored in. Other than that the hip itself feels great. Get up every hour and move. Do your PT once a day. Ice every one to two hours.
March 21, 2025 at 10:40 PM
I’m 56. They came in from the front only have a 3 inch scar. Feel soooo much better. The thigh bone stays sore from where the stem of the new joint is anchored in. Other than that the hip itself feels great. Get up every hour and move. Do your PT once a day. Ice every one to two hours.