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Originally Posted by SIRE1
The only restriction that I have noticed is I can't get on my knee to kneel anymore. I don't know if it would damage the joint, but it sure does feel different and I resist putting any weight on it to kneel anymore. Other than that, I don't have any problems doing any of the activities I did before. Unfortunately, it didn't improve my golf game any, but I guess that was way to much to hope for since I wasn't any good before the surgery either.  |
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Originally Posted by Two Bills
Fully agree. I am also a member of the 'wont kneel down club.'
No pain, just feels weird.
At a push, I can do it with a cushion under knee.
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Another member of the “won’t kneel down club”. I can tolerate it with a cushion when pulling weeds. I had the replacement done the old school way through the front. That method usually involves some collateral nerve damage which makes kneeling uncomfortable. I would be interested in feedback from people who have had the procedure done through the side as I will eventually need to have the other wheel replaced.