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Old 11-13-20 | 04:23 PM
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zjrog
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Bikes: 1986 KHS Fiero, 1989 Trek 950, 1990 Trek 7000, 1991 Gary Fisher Hoo Koo E Koo, 1992 Trek 1400, 1997 Cannondale CAD2 R300, 1998 Cannondale CAD2 R200, 2002 Marin San Rafael, 2006 Cannondale CAAD8 R1000, 2010 Performance Access XCL9R

Had my 6 week follow up, a few days early. Surgeon's PA was very pleased with my healing. But also with my 0 to 135 Range of Motion. Cleared me to return to work next week.

So at PT, got worked over pretty good again. And made more progress. 138*... My 10 year old knee can still hit 145, so I'm way above even my normal recovery.

I'm not the normal knee replacement patient. My surgeon and my PT are both aware of this. I've also been off scheduled pain meds for 3 weeks, and I quit bedtime pain meds 2 weeks ago. Naproxen (Aleve) has been sufficient ever since. Yes, I can make it hurt, but that doesn't prove anything. Progress is made as it is made. I seriously doubt I get past 138* until I have a lot less swelling in my knee. And that is where the bike comes in. More on that later.
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