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Category Archives: Surgery
48 Hours Later
So… 48 hours after surgery, we were headed home. I think I spent about that much time in the hospital after each of my children were delivered… and those were all easy deliveries. Seems like hip replacement is a more … Continue reading
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Surgery Day
It’s hard to find the words to describe the day…. exhausted and amazed at the tail end of it. We began before dawn at 4:30am. From the moment my daughter opened her eyes, she has been heroic. I don’t use … Continue reading
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Titanium, Turkey and Mashed Potatoes….
Well, it looks like we’re going to having some new titanium to appreciate at Thanksgiving this year. When the family comes to town to enjoy my husband’s fantastic turkey, and my momentous mashed potatoes and chocolate mousse malt ball pie … Continue reading
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Titanium Anniversary!
One year ago today, my daughter underwent hip replacement surgery on her left side. By this time of the evening, I was sitting next to her, exhausted and mind blown – watching her sleep. She had already been through three … Continue reading
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Six Months After Surgery
Hard to believe, but it’s been over six months since Caitlin’s left hip replacement surgery. We saw the surgeon for a check-up two weeks ago, and I was really expecting him to say that we’ll be heading for round … Continue reading
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