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"Here I am"...but now you're not :( ??? Re: "wish you were here", Uny--Hip fracture....n/m by unyquity ..... Natural Healing & Herbal Solutions w/Unyquity

Date:   6/20/2011 6:22:14 AM ( 14 y ago)
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URL:   https://www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=1826343

Hmmm/wow, I see that you've deleted all your posts in this thread (???). You're certainly free to do with your posts as you wish (although when anyone edits/changes a post, the word 'edit' added to the subject line is pretty-much 'standard posting procedure' on CZ). Oh well, I've got all this compiled now, so I'll go ahead and post it 'for the record' and you can review/utilize it as you opt.

My apologies for the delay in response time. It appears I've hurt and/or angered you, and (if so) for that I am truly sorry.  Or perhaps you deleted your posts for privacy or personal reasons.   Rocky & I are dealing with several serious challenges right now (some might call them 'attacks'); we are both doing the best we can do.  Even if I had 16 hours daily to devote to 'giving', it wouldn't be enough to fill everyone's cup...and dealing with this reality in a way that doesn't negatively impact our health & life has been (and will likely continue to be, until the mountaintop is reached :) a very long & arduous 'steep climb'. My newest 'healing mantras' are: 

"My first calling is to the triunity health of myself, my beloved husband and our household. This foundation must be strong if I am to avoid causing harm."
"I am not responsible for other people's health & needs"
"I am not responsible for other people's lack of knowledge"
"I cannot give more than I have to give or do better than my best. From within or without, I will not allow guilt, shame, or frustration to interfere with mine and my husband's foundation & calling."

Regarding my reply below -- it was done in stages as I had the time and altered/edited many different times as you continued posting new information...and it was completed without having your posts to reference. I deleted several (very) long sections that I'd compiled initially after I saw your later posts. So please forgive any incontinuity and/or things I missed. As always, please remember this IS a 'teaching forum' - and my posts are for 'everyone that will eventually read them'.  I may include info that you already know or are aware of, but it's not because I'm being condescending or think you'd don't know them :)  Onward to my 'just completed' response...
 
I think I understand the basics of 'what happened':

You & your partner went to the ER to 'rule out' or identify possible kidney issues
; a sprained muscle in left-lumbar region was identified; sometime during the ER visit, your partner fell and broke his hip.  MDs suggested & partner opted to have (what sounds like) a total hip replacement (titanium ball/socket) and now your partner is home on Morphine, Gravol (aka Dimenhydrinate) & Warfarin (aka Coumadin).  Your partner had no food/water for 48 hours by mouth (I assume he was hydrated via IV, and possibly had IV "nutrition"...the junk they pump in via IV is worthy of an entire post unto itself). 
 
--from more recent post-- a CT scan was performed either before or after the fall/accident.
 
I'm so very sorry all this happened the way it did :(
 
I'm much more versed on avoiding allopathic medicine & butchery than dealing with the results (commonly 'best case scenario/worst case scenario'). Many times once one has allowed a carving & 'parts replacement', one is basically 'at their mercy' - because the 'baseline fundamental concepts of natural healing' and our body don't apply to unnatural implantations & procedures.  The body responds unnaturally (especially in the 'pain department), and synthetic pain-killers like morphine become necessary for relief (but morphine would rarely be necessary when the body suffers natural trauma). But that doesn't mean I can't find you lots of valid information and make suggestions of things that should be very beneficial (without causing any more harm).
 
Firstly, we always need to check & double-check to make sure the allopaths are playing by their own rule book. They consistently do not. And these 'medical errors' are a strong percentage of why we have to deal with 'modern medicine being the first leading cause of death', in order to preserve & ensure our health :( 
 
So, starting with the generally accepted reasons for one to have a hip-replacement (followed by causes of scissor-gait, and contraindications for hip-replacement), here's the basics of their own 'rule book' (all the info pasted throughout/below is from various 'trusted' allopathic sites). I have underlined parts I feel are (or may be) significant:
 
 
Common Candidates for Hip Replacement
 
Although individuals from many different demographics may require total hip replacement at some point in their life, there are two groups of patients who are the most common candidates for these operations. The majority of patients requesting hip replacements are individuals with advanced forms of arthritis that cause considerable pain and loss of mobility. Most of these patients require the operation relatively late in life. Other individuals who typically require total hip replacement include those who have sustained a serious injury to the hip region, such as a hip fracture that has caused irreparable joint damage.
 
Of course, there's no such thing as "irreparable joint damage"...the body is capable of restoring/repairing any natural damage. 
Since you didn't mention a history of arthritis, then the hip-replacement was performed because your partner must have (allegedly?) sustained what they call 'irreparable joint damage' during the fall; or it's possible your partner had little/no joint damage (but in their exuberance & "kindness" :::eyeroll::: they opted to 'do your partner a favor'). Hopefully all the information below was thoroughly explained & discussed and your partner had 'full information & disclosure' before opting for this 'procedure'.
 
***
As far as 'scissor gait', there seems to be many causes (virtually none having anything specifically to do with the hip joint - except arthrogryposis, which typically is not isolated to just one joint/location). Please note how many of these have to do with nerve damage, neurological or neuromuscular disorders.
 
Spastic and scissors gait:
Conditions associated with a scissor gait
***
Contraindications for hip replacement surgery are commonly listed as:
 
This surgery is usually not recommended for:
1.Very young patients
2.Current hip infection
3.People with poor skin coverage around the hip
4.Paralyzed quadriceps muscles
5.Nerve disease affecting the hip
6.with severely limiting mental dysfunction
7.Serious physical disease (terminal disease, such as metastatic cancer)
8.Extreme obesity (weight over 300 pounds)
 
CONTRAINDICATIONS
You are not be a candidate for total hip replacement if your doctor determines that you have any of the following conditions: Infection, sepsis and osteomyelitis. You may not be a candidate for total hip replacement if your doctor determines that you exhibit any of the following: 1) uncooperative patient or patient with neurologic disorders who are incapable of following directions, 2) osteoporosis, 3) metabolic disorders which may impair bone formation, 4) osteomalacia, 5) distant foci of infections which may spread to the implant site, 6) rapid joint destruction, marked bone loss or bone resorption apparent on roentgenogram, 7) vascular insufficiency, muscular atrophy, or neuromuscular disease.
***
So, we now can easily generalize that their rules indicate that if one has any of the nerve, neurological or neuromuscular diseases that causes scissor-gait, or there's muscular atrophy (likely with scissor-gait issues) or vascular insufficiency (very likely in all of us, but even more likely if they prescribed Warfarin/Coumadin), then hip-replacement is contraindicated.
 
POSSIBLE ADVERSE EFFECTS

  1. Material sensitivity reactions. Implantation of foreign material in tissues can result in histological reactions involving various sizes of macrophages and fibroblasts. The clinical significance of this effect is uncertain, as similar changes may occur as a precursor to or during the healing process. Particulate wear debris and discoloration from metallic and polyethylene components of joint implants may be present in adjacent tissue or fluid. It has been reported that wear debris may initiate a cellular response resulting in osteolysis or osteolysis may be a result of loosening of the implant.

  2. Early or late postoperative, infection, and allergic reaction.

  3. Intraoperative bone perforation or fracture may occur, particularly in the presence of poor bone stock caused by osteoporosis, bone defects from previous surgery, bone resorption, or while inserting the device.

  4. Loosening or migration of the implants can occur due to loss of fixation, trauma, malalignment, bone resorption, or excessive activity.

  5. Periarticular calcification or ossification, with or without impediment of joint mobility.

  6. Inadequate range of motion due to improper selection or positioning of components.

  7. Undesirable shortening of limb.

  8. Dislocation and subluxation due to inadequate fixation and improper positioning. Muscle an fibrous tissue laxity can also contribute to these conditions.

  9. Fatigue fracture of component can occur as a result of loss of fixation, strenuous activity, malalignment, trauma, non-union, or excessive weight.

  10. Fretting and crevice corrosion can occur at interfaces between components.

  11. Wear and/or deformation of articulating surfaces.

  12. Trochanteric avulsion or non-union as a result of excess muscular tension, early weight bearing, or inadequate reattachment.

  13. Problems of the knee or ankle of the affected limb or contralateral limb aggravated by leg length discrepancy, too much femoral medialization or muscle deficiencies.

  14. Postoperative bone fracture and pain.

  15. Metal on metal articulating surfaces have limited clinical history. Although mechanical testing demonstrates that metal on metal articulating surfaces produce a relatively low amount of particles, the total amount of particulate produced remains undetermined. Elevated metal ion levels have been reported with metal on metal articulating surfaces. Because of the limited clinical and preclinical experience, the long-term biological effects of the particulate and metal ions are unknown.

I would definitely read through this article completely and as soon as possible, as it describes many possible complications: http://consensus.nih.gov/1982/1982HipReplacement033html.htm
 
***
Regarding the chemicals they have your partner taking (Morphine, Gravol (aka Dimenhydrinate) & Warfarin (aka Coumadin)...
 
The information pasted below is from the site eHealthMe. This site compiles actual reports made to the FDA on adverse effects. The FDA officially claims that only one in one hundred adverse effects is ever reported. So in order to have a clear picture of the numbers below, you should multiply them by 100.
 
Morphine is (obviously) for pain; Gravol/Dimenhydrinate is for nausea (and sometimes to induce sleep). Both are addictive. Warfarin/Coumadin is a blood thinner (most of us know it as 'rat poison', as that's why/how it was created). 
 
On Jun, 19, 2011: 32,671 people who reported to have side effects when taking Morphine are studied
 
Top 100 overall Morphine side effects:
 
Name
Number of reports
1
Vomiting (Nausea and vomiting)
2,319
2
Vomiting Nos (Nausea and vomiting)
2,310
3
Nausea
2,159
4
Hypotension
2,131
5
Blood Pressure Decreased (Hypotension)
2,005
6
Dyspnoea (Breathing difficulty)
1,982
7
Dyspnoea Nos (Breathing difficulty)
1,952
8
Pain
1,917
9
Pyrexia (Fever)
1,845
10
Fatigue
1,656
11
Lethargy (Fatigue)
1,654
12
Pneumonia
1,629
13
Asthenia (Weakness)
1,585
14
Diarrhoea (Diarrhea)
1,430
15
Pneumonia Nos
1,416
16
Somnolence (Drowsiness)
1,342
17
Death
1,292
18
Overdose
1,170
19
Drug Ineffective
1,127
20
Dehydration
1,119
21
Anaemia
1,110
22
Confusional State
1,084
23
Abdominal Pain
1,075
24
Coma (Consciousness - decreased)
1,070
25
Anxiety (Stress and anxiety)
1,054
26
Hypertension (High blood pressure)
1,044
27
Sepsis
1,012
28
Chest Pain
990
29
Drug Toxicity
988
30
Constipation
987
31
Condition Aggravated
970
32
Back Pain
950
33
Headache
928
34
Cardiac Arrest
920
35
Rash (Rashes)
903
36
Fall
895
37
Thrombocytopenia
893
38
Agitation
878
39
Haemoglobin Decreased
877
40
Drug Interaction
868
41
Renal Failure Acute
866
42
Renal Failure (Acute kidney failure)
835
43
Respiratory Failure (Respiratory acidosis)
834
44
Dizziness
817
45
Neutropenia (Agranulocytosis)
814
46
Cardio-respiratory Arrest
803
47
Depressed Level Of Consciousness
792
48
Loss Of Consciousness
789
49
Pleural Effusion
775
50
Tachycardia
746
51
Weight Decreased
737
52
Oedema Peripheral
707
53
Depression
690
54
Pulmonary Oedema
683
55
Multiple Drug Overdose
662
56
Medication Error
651
57
Oxygen Saturation Decreased
639
58
Completed Suicide
623
59
Blood Creatinine Increased
616
60
Arthralgia (Joint pain)
615
61
Malignant Neoplasm Progression
611
62
Malaise
602
63
General Physical Health Deterioration
596
64
Aspartate Aminotransferase Increased
591
65
Pain In Extremity
579
66
Insomnia
570
67
Platelet Count Decreased (Thrombocytopenia )
568
68
Respiratory Depression
566
69
Urinary Tract Infection
552
70
Accidental Overdose
548
71
Myocardial Infarction (Heart attack)
545
72
Alanine Aminotransferase Increased
545
73
Infection
540
74
Sedation
532
75
Disease Progression
532
76
Pulmonary Embolism
526
77
Atrial Fibrillation (Atrial fibrillation/flutter)
516
78
Hypoxia
509
79
Osteonecrosis
508
80
Convulsion
501
81
Pruritus (Itching)
499
82
Anorexia
490
83
Respiratory Arrest (Breathing - slowed or stopped)
489
84
Hypoaesthesia
483
85
Tremor
477
86
Dysphagia (Swallowing difficulty)
475
87
Drug Withdrawal Syndrome
458
88
White Blood Cell Count Decreased
447
89
Respiratory Distress
442
90
Multi-organ Failure
437
91
Mental Status Changes
430
92
Hyperhidrosis
427
93
Cough
423
94
Tooth Extraction
414
95
Heart Rate Increased
412
96
Blood Bilirubin Increased
408
97
Bone Disorder
407
98
Haematocrit Decreased
400
99
Cardiac Failure Congestive
397
100
Delirium
 
Top 100 overall Dimenhydrinate side effects:
 
Name
Number of reports
1
Vomiting Nos (Nausea and vomiting)
70
2
Vomiting (Nausea and vomiting)
70
3
Nausea
47
4
Hypotension
41
5
Pyrexia (Fever)
41
6
Blood Pressure Decreased (Hypotension)
39
7
Dyspnoea (Breathing difficulty)
38
8
Diarrhoea (Diarrhea)
38
9
Diarrhoea Nos (Diarrhea)
38
10
Dyspnoea Nos (Breathing difficulty)
38
11
Asthenia (Weakness)
37
12
Weakness
37
13
Haemoglobin Decreased
36
14
Pneumonia
34
15
Neutropenia (Agranulocytosis)
33
16
Condition Aggravated
29
17
Hypertension (High blood pressure)
28
18
Sepsis Nos
28
19
Sepsis
28
20
Pneumonia Nos
28
21
Dehydration
27
22
Fatigue
27
23
Vertigo (Dizziness)
26
24
Stevens-johnson Syndrome (Erythema multiforme)
26
25
Thrombocytopenia
25
26
Dizziness
25
27
Renal Failure Acute
25
28
Abdominal Pain Nos
24
29
Anaemia
24
30
Anaemia Nos
24
31
Abdominal Pain
24
32
Ascites
23
33
Renal Failure (Acute kidney failure)
22
34
Pleural Effusion
22
35
Drug Ineffective
22
36
Pain
22
37
Headache
21
38
Febrile Neutropenia
20
39
Depression
20
40
Urinary Tract Infection Nos
20
41
Depressed Level Of Consciousness
20
42
Infection
19
43
Multi-organ Failure
19
44
Agitation
19
45
Hyponatraemia
19
46
Tachycardia
19
47
Somnolence (Drowsiness)
19
48
Drug Interaction Nos
18
49
Myocardial Infarction (Heart attack)
18
50
Blood Creatinine Increased
18
51
Loss Of Consciousness
18
52
Haemodialysis
17
53
Haematemesis
17
54
Chest Pain
16
55
Confusional State
16
56
Disease Progression
16
57
Cardiac Arrest
16
58
Blood Lactate Dehydrogenase Increased
15
59
Hepatitis
15
60
Cardiac Failure Nos
14
61
Blister
14
62
Epidermal Necrolysis
14
63
Hypokalaemia (Hypokalemia)
14
64
Fall
14
65
General Physical Health Deterioration
14
66
Blood Creatine Phosphokinase Increased
14
67
Oedema Peripheral
13
68
Aspartate Aminotransferase Increased
13
69
Renal Tubular Necrosis
13
70
Rash Macular
13
71
Anorexia
12
72
Suicide Attempt
12
73
Cerebrovascular Accident (Stroke)
12
74
Death
12
75
Blood Bilirubin Increased
12
76
Gamma-glutamyltransferase Increased
12
77
Gastritis
12
78
Alanine Aminotransferase Increased
12
79
Cholelithiasis (Gallstones)
12
80
Insomnia
11
81
Pancytopenia
11
82
Hepatic Failure
11
83
Drug Exposure During Pregnancy
11
84
Respiratory Failure (exc Neonatal)
11
85
Oxygen Saturation Decreased
11
86
Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation
11
87
Back Pain
11
88
Leukopenia
10
89
Conjunctivitis Nec
10
90
Cardiac Failure Congestive
10
91
Platelet Count Decreased (Thrombocytopenia )
10
92
Drug Level Nos Above Therapeutic
10
93
Malaise
10
94
Respiratory Distress
10
95
Blood Urea Increased
10
96
Constipation
10
97
Weight Decreased
9
98
Hypoxia
9
99
Rash Erythematous
9
100
White Blood Cell Count Decreased
9
 
Top 100 overall Gravol side effects:
 
Name
Number of reports
1
Diarrhoea (Diarrhea)
30
2
Nausea
29
3
Diarrhoea Nos (Diarrhea)
28
4
Dehydration
24
5
Dyspnoea (Breathing difficulty)
22
6
Dyspnoea Nos (Breathing difficulty)
22
7
Vomiting (Nausea and vomiting)
19
8
Sepsis
18
9
Neutropenia (Agranulocytosis)
18
10
Pneumonia
17
11
Convulsion
16
12
Fatigue
15
13
Abdominal Pain
14
14
Dizziness
13
15
Asthenia (Weakness)
13
16
Hypotension
13
17
Vision Blurred
13
18
Pyrexia (Fever)
12
19
Back Pain
12
20
Respiratory Failure (Respiratory acidosis)
12
21
Pain
12
22
Anaemia
12
23
Febrile Neutropenia
11
24
Infusion Related Reaction
11
25
Headache
10
26
Chest Pain
10
27
Migraine
10
28
Intestinal Obstruction
10
29
Abdominal Pain Upper
10
30
Oxygen Saturation Decreased
9
31
Tachycardia
9
32
Hypoxia
9
33
Erythema (Rashes)
8
34
Renal Failure (Acute kidney failure)
8
35
Death
8
36
Drug Ineffective
8
37
Renal Failure Acute
8
38
Flushing (Skin blushing/flushing)
8
39
Hypokalaemia (Hypokalemia)
8
40
Malaise
8
41
Pruritus (Itching)
8
42
Urinary Tract Infection
7
43
Loss Of Consciousness
7
44
Fall
7
45
Osmotic Demyelination Syndrome
7
46
Cardiac Failure Congestive
7
47
Hypoaesthesia
7
48
Pulmonary Embolism
7
49
White Blood Cell Count Decreased
7
50
Splenic Rupture
7
51
Condition Aggravated
7
52
Lymphoma
6
53
Chills
6
54
Palpitations (Heart palpitations)
6
55
Haemoglobin Decreased
6
56
Small Intestinal Obstruction
6
57
Pancytopenia
6
58
Abdominal Distension
6
59
Scrotal Abscess
6
60
Septic Shock
6
61
Anal Abscess (Anorectal abscess)
6
62
Myocardial Infarction (Heart attack)
6
63
Blood Creatinine Increased
6
64
Rash Macular
6
65
Skin Discolouration
6
66
Confusional State
6
67
Hypersensitivity
6
68
Hospitalisation
5
69
Poor Peripheral Circulation
5
70
Ascites
5
71
Pneumonia Pneumococcal
5
72
Asthma
5
73
Suicidal Ideation
5
74
Motor Dysfunction
5
75
Drug Exposure During Pregnancy
5
76
Diverticular Perforation
5
77
Haematocrit Decreased
5
78
Feeling Hot
5
79
Palmar-plantar Erythrodysaesthesia Syndrome
4
80
Blindness
4
81
Photophobia
4
82
Caesarean Section
4
83
Hypomagnesaemia
4
84
Contusion (Head injury)
4
85
Weight Increased
4
86
Hepatic Failure
4
87
Anxiety (Stress and anxiety)
4
88
Metastases To Liver
4
89
Eye Pain
4
90
Injection Site Pain
4
91
Pallor (Paleness)
4
92
Lip Swelling
4
93
Crohn's Disease
4
94
Pleural Effusion
4
95
Livedo Reticularis (Idiopathic or primary livedo reticularis)
4
96
Liver Function Test Abnormal
4
97
Constipation
4
98
Eyelid Oedema
4
99
Cyanosis (Skin discoloration - bluish)
4
100
Respiratory Distress
4
 
 
 
I realize you're not likely 'in charge' of your partners decisions; hence the following section/information isn't specifically "for" you (and certainly not "at" you)....unless of course, you need it to be :) 
 
Basically, always & always again, 'First, do no harm' is an imperative health (and universal) law that must be heeded to ensure health & wellness. Our natural body IS capable of overcoming any natural trauma or disease, but when we add 'modern medicine' we add the unnatural traumas, volatile poisons, radiation & many other inhumane 'therapies' that can make it impossible for our body's healing schematics to 'overcome'. Perhaps your partner (and the 'new paradigm' you mentioned), will include wanting to k-n-o-w know all this. So below is my list of what I would (or would have not) done in order to ensure my body was not subjected to unnatural harm & why.
 
--If I felt I had kidney issues, I would have utilized natural kidney herbs/cleanses and natural healing methodology first (certainly 'no harm' could come from that). If that relieved my symptoms, I would have done it again (and or researched what more I needed to do) to ensure a complete healing. If it didn't work, I would have known my symptoms were very unlikely kidney related - and gone on to the next likely cause. 
 
--If I were to enter a hospital (highly unlikely, but possible), I would be armed with the truth - that virtually every staff member was educated & trained by the pharmaceutical cartel & PTB (directly or indirectly). And no matter how nice, kind, respectful or well-meaning they were as individual human-spirits, that their training (and the laws & licenses under which they practice), ensure that the drugs/chemicals, procedures & protocols (right down to the food & water) is going to harm my body/triunity at various levels while I am in their "care". :::eyeroll:::
 
--A CT scan would be totally out of the question unless my life was in danger (I'd pretty-much have to be unconscious). There are other tests capable of identifying disease (those that were used before the invention of CT scans), and I would have insisted on being informed as to what those tests were, and making a choice for the safest imaging procedure, with my physician's input. Some CT's have mutating radiation equivalent to being only 7 miles away from ground zero of the Hiroshima or Nagasaki blasts. All the links below are 'must reads'.
 
Warning: Imaging Tests Can Damage Kidneys, Increase Stroke and Heart Att... Mercola (be sure to scan through these!) Search Results: CT Scan
Dr. Richard Schulze BLOG The Danger of CT Scans
 
--Before opting to have the 'temple of my spirit' carved into and have unnatural parts inserted, I would have (at the very bottom line), have had it proven to me that my hip bone/socket was totally dissolved or destroyed - and if I didn't subject my body to it, I would unable to walk or ambulate. (Dr. Christopher was able to assist a woman to actually 'regrow' spinal vertebrae that had been dissolved by bone cancer). I understand others may think that's an unrealistic 'bottom line'. Okay :::shoulder shrug::: but what is NOT an unrealistic bottom line is to FIRST insist and ensure they follow their own rules for 'doing no harm'.
 
I obviously don't know what causes your partner's scissor-gait issues (and I couldn't intuit that the cause has been identified from your posts). With nerve/neurological and neuromuscular disease (and vascular insufficiency) being strong contraindications for hip-replacement, and nerve/neurological & neuromuscular disease being the common cause of scissor-gait, it appears there's a possibility that harm has been done (certainly risk has been taken). Because if they have not clearly identified the cause of the scissor-gait issues, they may have done this carving & unnatural inserting of metal when their own rules tell them not to do it.
 
So, at the very least (since it only takes 15-30 minutes to do a search on any computer to learn the 'rules' & contraindications for any protocol, drug or surgery)...I would have definitely taken that amount of time to make sure they were following their own guidelines for safety before I allowed them to start slicing into my flesh.
 
--Surgery for a broken bone in a hospital - oh, c'mon Uny, how dangerous could it really be? Check out this thread http://curezone.com/forums/am.asp?i=549128 - ...what isn't posted is the 'rest of the story', which is that her mother died in the hospital after suffering from their brutality.
 
And that's basically the things I would have addressed in order to ensure no harm (or minimal harm) was done. Of course, I'd be substituting 'herbs for drugs' when/if possible, and following the post-op care/instructions and physical therapy protocol 'to the letter' (as long as they were safe & logical).
 
At this point, normally I would conclude with 'suggestions'. But since you've deleted your posts, you might not want them. Besides, I'd need more information to be able to offer 'more than the basics'. So, if you'd like to get me all the post-op & PT info (along with the reason/s this surgery was opted for), along with the data regarding the cause (or possibly causes) of the scissor-gait, and a more complete history...I'll be happy to 'do my best' to post my suggestions as soon as I can.
 
The largest percentage of hip-replacements are successful, at least when they're 'done by their rule book'. It is my sincerest and most heart-felt hope & prayer that your partner recovers fully and experiences no more harm than he already has.
 
Healthiest of blessings,
 
Unyquity


 

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