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Old 08-13-2010, 05:49 PM #12
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Congratulations and best of luck to you with your new implant. So happy to hear it is providing relief for you As for being physically active, I will pass on the advice my PM doctor gave me regarding the same question....... he told me I will need to respect my limits. I asked "What are the limits?" He winked and replied "You will know." Of course, I didn't know what they were right off the bat, but with a little time I did. Follow your instincts and listen to what your body is telling you. The fact that you are interested in being active shows you have a great attitude and a zest to retrieve as much life back as possible. So the formula of Time + Instincts + Listening to Body = How "Active" You Can Be

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