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Knee surgery

FAMOUSX1

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I think I might have to have orthoscoptic knee surgery again, but I don't reamember how long I was out last time.
Has anyone been thru it and remember how long the recovery was? Also how much does medical or disability pay?
 
I am having a scope done thursday for my torn meniscus, Doc Said I will walk that day and be 100% in 4-6 weeks.
 
droad87 said:
I am having a scope done thursday for my torn meniscus, Doc Said I will walk that day and be 100% in 4-6 weeks.
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Not to bad I guess. I think I have that torn and a town acl. So about 2 months downtime.
I also thing I need surgery for my shoulder. Its dislocated like 25 times already. Everytime I have to goto the er.
 
FAMOUSX1 said:
Not to bad I guess. I think I have that torn and a town acl. So about 2 months downtime.
I also thing I need surgery for my shoulder. Its dislocated like 25 times already. Everytime I have to goto the er.
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Sorry buddy, but a torn ACL is MUCH longer than that the last time I checked. I've had TWO acl's done. First one was a year before full release, and second was at least 6 months...but a full year to get back to strength. Unless a lot has changed (your body can grow ligaments faster) since my last surgery, it will be at least 6 months for a torn ACL.
 
Wow. Thats not good news. If I remember correctly last time I had had surgery they told me my acl was torn but they didn't fix it. This was like 8 years ago
 
3 knee surgery's , for torn meniscus, and for cleaning it out...i was out for 4-6 weeks each time, but was able to collect TDI, and all my sick, vacation time...

good luck
 
TDI depends on hours worked and how much you make a hour, they ask for your last gross statement before going out, ( I am out now due to gall bladder)..and its been 3 weeks heading back to work this weekend.

TC

good luck, dont push it, enjoy the time to breathe :)
 
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