
A new start.
Here I am, 18 months after my hip replacement operation. I’m about 95% back to full strength and feel that the time is right to set about losing the remainder of my excess weight.
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A new start.
Here I am, 18 months after my hip replacement operation. I’m about 95% back to full strength and feel that the time is right to set about losing the remainder of my excess weight.
(more…)

It’s been a while but I’m now starting to feel like writing again, in fact I’ve already started with a couple of tentative posts on Instagram. Instagram is so easy: an update just takes a sentence or two whereas writing a full blog post might still be beyond me – we’ll see.
I had the Hip Replacement operation in December, so I’m several months post-op. I’ll try to write about my hip replacement story in more detail at another time, for now it is enough to say that I am recovering. Slowly. Definitely a slower recovery than I expected but overall the improvement is steady.
I have spent a couple of very busy weeks shopping for Christmas gifts for the people closest to me. I now only have a couple of days left to organise myself and get ready for the hospital and my hip replacement operation.
Before I have the operation I wanted to come on the blog and write about how I got here… about why I need a hip replacement.
I think that I’ve mentioned my painful hip before?
Well, in July I found out that I will need a total hip replacement and this totally silenced me. I didn’t know how to talk about it – didn’t really want to talk about it – but since the whole issue has occupied 100% of my brain it has been difficult to talk about anything else.
So there you are. I’ve said it out loud. Lets see if I can re-find my voice now, and continue onwards with this blog.