Just had xrays on a very cold table. Doc Bully initialed my hips.
Everyone is exceedingly polite and helpful.
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
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A running diary of my hip joint replacement surgery and some background to put things into perspective. "The patient is the one who has to heal," says Dr. Elissa Santoro, a pioneering surgeon and founder of the Breast Care and Treatment Center at Saint Barnabas Medical Center in Livingston. "I tell my patients, 'I will be your mountain guide, but you will climb the mountain.' " Well, I feel like I've been climbing a mountain for months.
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