Hi Folks,
I had such an outpouring of support for my surgery false alarm last month, that I would like to thank you all again. I'm going in to have it done now. Talk to you guys later this evening.
oohah
so what's the scoop? did you have it? what's the word?
oh my, keep us up to date.
haha, I am reminded of the Seinfeld episonde where Kramer gives blood to Jerry and how he was soooo freaked out. You got someone in your knee man!
Hi Fellas, I didn't think you all wanted the gory details!
The doctor said it was a success. But I ain't gonna lie, it was rough. I was sick as a dog on Saturday, I almost had to go back to the hospital. I am much better now. I have started therapy already. The pain has been absolutely excruciating. No pain no gain I guess! And I have 8 weeks on crutches, quite a drag.
I've been in bed since the operation and all looped out on vicodin, that's why I can't post with the same vigor you all are used to.
We'll know in maybe a year if Allan Houston should have had a similar surgery: If I am playing for the Knicks next year, he shoulda dunitt.
See you guys in the Knicks forum!
oohah
vicodin's good s**t!
listen man, congratulations for going through this. personally i have a good feeling about it. this is the one that's gonna get your knee over the top.
you know the rest - don't rush your rehab, work it steady, etc. you and enyspree'll be dunking on our heads next season! bionic dudes!
vicodin's good s**t!
It's amazing stuff...
listen man, congratulations for going through this. personally i have a good feeling about it. this is the one that's gonna get your knee over the top.
Thanks man, I feel good about it too.
oohah
haha, I am reminded of the Seinfeld episonde where Kramer gives blood to Jerry and how he was soooo freaked out. You got someone in your knee man!
Wow, maybe I am a genius or a millionaire now?
oohah
Take Bromelain...
Thanks for the tip, I am looking into it.
oohah
weird that there is so much pain, but maybe that's par for the course. I had ACL replacement and I don't remember too much pain afterwards. Maybe my drugs were that good!
Good luck in rehab!
weird that there is so much pain, but maybe that's par for the course. I had ACL replacement and I don't remember too much pain afterwards. Maybe my drugs were that good!
I've had a microfracture, 3 arthroscopies (One on the right knee.), and then this operation: a meniscus transplant. The microfracture was very painful, but this one is more painful by far. At the hospital, they said a meniscus transplant is one of the more painful knee surgeries, it involved drilling in the bone, removal of the entire lateral meniscus, sewing in a new meniscus, and some type of attaching using staples or nails. Also two incisions besides the normal two arthroscopic holes.
And it is as painful as it sounds, because after all my other surgeries, Vicodin, Hydrocodone, etc. blocked out virtually all the pain except for mishaps, like bumping it. This is a whole new ballgame!
Good luck in rehab!
Thanks, I am rehabbing as I post!
oohah
The doc pulled 25 staples out of my knee today. I feel sooo much better now...
oohah
i bet you're on the court before big game!



...thats rough
Those are like a picture of my face with each pull!
good luck rehabbing. hope its quick
Thanks, but it won't be quick, about a year.
i bet you're on the court before big game!
I firmly believe I have already contributed more this season.
oohah
mmmm... staples. Those are fun. 25? Thats good! I think I only had about 15-20. The best was the tube in the knee that let bloody pussey fluid drip out into a bag. Mrs. fish found that to be a big turn on.
Good luck. Dont push it... even if you feel good you should give connective tissue a year to heal.
Oohah, I hope everything is going great for you. Just don't hire an olympic high jumping champ to direct your rehab.
mmmm... staples. Those are fun. 25? Thats good! I think I only had about 15-20. The best was the tube in the knee that let bloody pussey fluid drip out into a bag. Mrs. fish found that to be a big turn on.
I didn't have the pleasure of a puss-hose, but my knee resembling a shrunken head was nice.
Good luck. Dont push it... even if you feel good you should give connective tissue a year to heal.
I know that will be the hardest part.
Oohah, I hope everything is going great for you. Just don't hire an olympic high jumping champ to direct your rehab.
Thanks Allanfan, and being that I am an allanfan as well, you know I ain't hirin' no olympic jumpers!
oohah