A skiffy kid in adulthood

That’s me!

I’m happy to field DMs, especially if you have something helpful to offer my health.

For context, left hip (sorry if I’m not using the right language) was pinned in place at age 11. Age 18 an osteotomy was done to keep the hip/ball pinned in place but rotate the whole leg. That surgery was now close to 20 years ago.

I’ve needed a total hip replacement for years but I was “getting by” until just recently. I didn’t want any kind of surgery during Covid due to obvious risks.

This X-ray was taken close to four years ago, so I can only imagine how much more osteoarthritis is in my hip. And I can definitely feel it: daily.

I welcome any advice, too.

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