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Don in Austin
Don from Austin Texas
 
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Location: Austin, Texas
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Bikes: Schwinn S25 "department store crap" FS MTB, home-made CF 26" hybrid, CF road bike with straight bar, various wierd frankenbikes

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Originally Posted by jackb
A quick recovery, for sure. My recovery took a good two months before I was able to hike. As is was late fall-early winter, I stayed off the bike. But I was skiing both downhill and cross-country within five month of the surgery. I was fully recovered within a year. Glad you had such an easy time of it.
I am not done yet! The challenge ahead will be walking up and down stairs with proper full steps. I insisted on being provided a continuous passive motion machine at the hospital and one to use at home. Lately there are mixed reports on how useful these are, but I am a strong believer. I had it cranked up to the maximum 120* about the third day i was home and did not use it again. PT said my range of motion left (surgical) knee was 134*, my right 135*. I will take that!
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