Kelsey Alfred
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Val77ā¦. :
Iām good getting around my house hear n there about to get discharge home therapy n start outside p/t I know youāre young. What happened to you to get hip surgery but I wish you a speedy recovery and it gets better of you!šš¼ā¤ļøā¤ļøāš©¹
2026-07-17 18:30:50
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kar :
just had mine 8 days ago. im still in alot of pain but i did have a very complex case. Ive had 10 hip surgeries so this is nothing new but whew its been a long week lol
2026-07-17 13:44:02
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Tg70@ :
I am in the same amount of pain canāt lift my leg hard to walk also I have been getting muscle spasms. Wow terrible I am still in it. I am just sitting here putting heat for the on the leg it terrible
2026-07-17 16:29:48
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Allison Smithāļø :
people are so weird. hope things are getting better each day.š„°
2026-07-17 13:23:08
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lizbon :
Like others say, everyone is different, donāt compare. And the recovery is not linear. This is not a race. Take your time at your own pace.
2026-07-17 04:10:11
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Maz.92.x :
Iām so sorry youāve been in so much pain! You are doing so well in spite of the pain you should be proud of yourself xxx
2026-07-17 10:14:41
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HonestLeigh :
Day 17 for me. It 100% hurts week 1. Week 2 better but not amazing. Moving into week 3, maximum strength Tylenol only and pain tolerable.
2026-07-17 02:33:24
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Aimeek12 :
mine was terrible like your saying. I couldn't move my leg. hope it gets better soon for you!
2026-07-17 03:06:38
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valerieszooscgpr :
My experience was the same as yours! When I woke up from anesthesia the pain was so bad I was crying and shaking and they also had to get me on stronger stuff just to get me up. Iām almost 9 weeks in now and itās better but Iām still not skipping through flower fields pain free
2026-07-17 05:38:57
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DynastyTesla2015 :
I would also like to add that depending on WHY you need the replacement makes a huge difference with recovery.
2026-07-16 23:57:17
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Debby, HonestlyāØš :
Everybodyās journey is different. Some people have had zero pain and some people experience a lot. My first few days I had very little pain, but I think that was because my spinal block was built working. On about day three and four my pain became pretty bad. I am on day 10 right now and my hip flexor and quad are very very sore. People should not get too worked up or this video because everybodyās pain and pain tolerance is different. Hopefully you can get some relief. Keep icing it and keep taking the painkillers for a few more days for a few more days. Thatās what I would suggest, because thatās worked for me.
2026-07-17 04:03:23
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kikideeveegee :
I had norco and gabapentin for nerve pain just took 2 days. It was giving me depression. I hope you feel better soon. Have you tried ice and light massage. So sorry.
2026-07-17 04:18:32
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Jenni Leigh :
I also have Stickler syndrome, and itās something almost no one understands or can relate to because itās so under diagnosed and has very little research I have to educate almost every doctor I see. I LIVE EVERYDAY IN PAIN ALL OVER MY BODY but like you mentioned in many videos bc the person is āyoungā or someone is āgood lookingā thereās no way they live in pain and it doesnāt get taken as seriously as it should sometimes. Five months ago I had screws removed from my hip, and the recovery was a lot harder and more painful than my doctor expected. I was supposed to be walking the same day or the next, but I couldnāt take a single step with out crying and without crutches until day 6 or 7. My recovery also took about three weeks longer than originally expected because some people with Stickler syndrome just donāt heal or experience pain the same way. It can be very hard and I absolutely understand. I have to have a hip replacement eventually as well and watching you the last few monthās has been very refreshing. Thank you so much for advocating for people with stickler syndrome. I hope you start to feel some relief soon and canāt wait for updates! Iām curious to see how it feels to finally have those achy bones out.
2026-07-17 00:56:04
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Karen Reynolds :
Iām so sad that you are suffering. We are all different and need to have the same outcome. Iām going in on Monday. I truly appreciate you telling your journey. Rest and heal. The time for you to shine will come.
2026-07-17 02:38:48
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Shivani Patel :
Iām a OR nurse. 31 and I just got my hip replaced two weeks ago!! Everyoneās pain is different. I 10000% understand. I stayed two nights bc I needed to control the pain. My pain was awful!!! I understand. Iām 2 weeks in now
2026-07-17 07:12:22
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Ellejay162 :
Day 7 for meā¦hip replacement posterior approach. I am 44 years old. I struggled the first couple of days. The pain was excruciating. I too had to double up on my oxycodone as well. Over the past couple of days, the pain has subsided but for some reason the pain is the worst at night. I make sure to ice throughout the day. I purchased a cold therapy machine specific for hip replacements from Amazon and it has helped tremendously. I have PT scheduled 3xs weekly. I ice and take meds before my PT and ice afterwards, then ice again before bed and take my pain meds.
2026-07-16 23:54:48
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BaddieMaddie :
the strongest person i know, I had no idea the things you were going thru until recently and I look up to you so much.
2026-07-16 23:37:14
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GabbyāØ :
You got this! The Best itās coming
2026-07-16 23:55:28
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Karen toots Keith :
mine sucks! but I have a bad back as well. and a leg brace!
2026-07-17 01:18:14
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patrickmcandrew1 :
Everyoneās pain sensation and tolerance is just how your brain is wiredā¦.this is so variable between people. Pain has an objective component tooā¦.muscle and nerve functions are all affected by this procedure. I had both hips done and had different pains from each procedure. Exampleā¦for the left, I had no issues getting in and out of bed. For the right, it was excruciating to lift my right leg up for almost 7 days. Walking no issue,it was just that one movement. I transitioned to a a NSAIDā¦.from Oxyā¦.did not really affect anythingā¦.Tylenol was actually more effectiveā¦which is odd because it acts differently on pain receptors. Soā¦hang in there. Everyone is an anomaly!
2026-07-17 05:05:10
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Jodi Ryan :
I pray the pain starts getting better for you. probably a silly question but have you tried reaching out to your doctor's office to explain your situation? I have been able to email and leave messages for my doctor. I will pray things get better.
2026-07-16 23:58:36
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BaddieMaddie :
oh I completely believe you, I hate that you have to defend yourself about the pain and how everything went.
2026-07-16 23:39:43
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Becky Garcia :
I'm so sorry you're having so much pain! but no one knows what you're feeling but YOU so don't listen to ppl! unless they've had this surgery like we have they don't understand. but what you said about the muscle part is very true! I felt so much discomfort there like you're feeling pain i guess.
2026-07-16 23:39:58
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Chanda Muse :
Day three was the worst day for me. I cried that whole day every time I put weight on it. They had me on an extra strength Tylenol, extra strength, ibuprofen, and oxycodone every four hours. On day three and four I took two oxycodone every four hours. Iām three weeks out today. My pain is completely gone.
2026-07-17 07:23:37
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ecruella :
My pain was excruciating also. I had 2 back fusions and my physical therapist told my it was because my nerves were shot from the back surgery. My last back surgery wasnāt even a year ago. I was in so much pain after my hip replacement that I passed out the second day. I feel you. I know how you feel. I am 3 weeks post op and I still canāt lift my left leg from the side up.b( like a clam shell). Hang in there. It will start to get better.
2026-07-17 00:01:18
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