Hi Dita.
Its nothing exceptional and I just wanted to occupy my time while sitting waiting to see the consultant. Having looked at the x-rays on my hip for the third time I have been told it would be a VERY risky operation to replace the hip at my age of 86 because the Fosomax that was prescribed for me over the years for the Osteoporosis has made the bone VERY brittle where the new hip would be placed.Into the bargain the Osteoporosis that has been helped with the Fosamax but I now have Spondylitis.The consultant said that if I decided to have the op it could take many hours because they have to remove all the metal from my hip and leg before even starting on the major op.
I said I would not bother with any op and as long as I can control the pain that the broken metalware in my hip can be controlled with I would sooner take my chances because I wanted a bit of time with my future first great grandson due to be born next month.
I made the consultant laugh out loud when I said I didn't want to disappoint the owner of the recycling plant when I kicked the bucket for me to be recycled as I had already made my arrangements regarding my demise with him because I have more metal plates, pins and nails in both my hips and legs than they have holding a ship together.
