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Operation 29 Dec

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Posted 08 Jan 2016 at 18:27

Pleased this has all gone well for you Paul.

Neville

User
Posted 08 Jan 2016 at 20:35
All going well. Onward and upward.

Paul

THE CHILD HAS GROWN, THE DREAM HAS GONE
User
Posted 08 Jan 2016 at 21:40
So pleased for you both. Sounds as though you are being sensible and I hope that things will continue to improve for you. All the best for the future and I hope that you will have good news in February.

Kevan

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Posted 10 Jan 2016 at 06:30

Well done Paul. Long may your recovery continue.

Best Wishes

We can't control the winds - but we can adjust our sails
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Posted 10 Jan 2016 at 18:45

reference lynne's reply of 2nd january she is quite right in her comments.

i contacted DVLA and my insurance company. Both said if you can do an emergency stop then you are ok to proceed. Also i had been with the insurance company a long time as a driving instructor and had gained advanced driving awards, so they knew i wouldn't take any risks. i had an arrangement that i would only drive locally. I did not drive every day and if i did it was only a maximum of about 5 miles. but i had no reaction and if i did  i would have stopped straightaway.I didnt undertake any long distance driving for months.

i did very little in the gym for a number of months, apart from pfes and walking on a jogger. i did not want to ruin the good work that had been done in the op.

apart from getting out of bed in the first week i did not feel any pain. after the second week i was walking and felt great. But the body has to heal and you have to respect what has happened. so it best to be cautious and take one step at a time

my overall recovery has been good and after about 6/7 months i was back to normal

 

 
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