I don't know how people wait months to have their surgery.
Five or six weeks ago, I thought I'd be planning this procedure next fall or winter. Three weeks ago, my symptoms took a major step up -- significant pain and mobility issues, I knew there was an increased problem, but I could manage with Tylenol. The past couple days, symptoms have become difficult to control. I can't keep people from noticing that I'm hobbling. I'm careful where I kneel or squat down because I know I'll need support to get up.
So, I'm forced to say: I'm glad I'm having surgery tomorrow. Sure wish I could skip the next 6 weeks, though.
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