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Compiled by Knee1 Editorial Team

Formerly known as "Patient Stories", this blog features first-hand accounts of users who have dealt with ACL injury or reconstruction.

<< November 2006 >>

	Blog Entries
ACL 11 - Apr 15 Well, heres my story. My boyfriend, and two of our friends where four wheeling in the woods, and we ended up falling off of a cliff. Rolled the blazer three times down ... more
modified macintosh - Sep 11 i had what was called a modified macintosh with medial & lateral meinesectomy in 1976 by the late james arnold in fayetteville, arkansas. Dr. Arnold was the razorback orthopod ... more
30 yrs with OCD - May 06 My story starts at 17 diagnosed with ocd,surgery on rt knee, one year to recover, then thats right left knee also with ocd, for the next five years five surgeries, now I,m ... more
bi-lateral knee surgery - Nov 18 I am now in the 9th week of recovery from bi-lateral knee surgery. The first three weeks..do not want to think about them, however from the 4th week to present I could not ... more
succesful acl and meniscus reconstruction - Oct 31 well to start off with how i did it.. i was playing in a football match when i went up to volly the ball. I only remember falling as i hit the goal keeper, but all of a ... more

Posted: Nov 18, 2006 10:45	0 Comments.
bi-lateral knee surgery

I am now in the 9th week of recovery from bi-lateral knee surgery. The first three weeks..do not want to think about them, however from the 4th week to present I could not be more pleased. I have no pain while walking or setting, and each day I am adding something new to my exercise routine.I feel I am pass the 110 degree bend of my legs, consult with my Doctor end of the month for my check-up.Anyone considering bi-lateral, make sure you have upper body strength to get you through rehab.