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After suffering a series of debilitating knee injuries (4 knee dislocations) I finally decided it was time for me to go to the doctor to get my knee looked at. One month later (June 1999) I had reconstructive surgery on the ligament in my left knee and 2 pieces of meniscus removed. After months of physical therapy and my legs equally strong I realized my journey to my legs feeling “normal” again had just begun!
Read Bill’s StoryAfter 30 seconds, I could feel heat in my knee and a relief that I hadn’t felt for 30 years.
Bill worked with me more like a friend and when I allowed him that, the program just took off for me.
Although I knew what he did at a distance, once we got into his program I was floored! […] He is fantastic and gets results!
Medical Sovereignty as Related to Knee Pain is part of a series sharing my journey to understanding the concept of medical sovereignty after my ACL reconstruction journey that began in December of 1998 during a skiing trip…
The role you assign your doctor in this healing process will determine the level of medical sovereignty you wish for yourself.
When to baby the leg with knee pain is a solid common-sense strategy to use especially when you’ve been suffering from chronic knee pain and you’ve been going to physical therapy while you’re not seeing any results. You can find yourself in a situation where another radically different approach is required in order to gain feel any improvement in your knee pain.
The ABCs after ACL Reconstruction will make a world of difference between you gaining full range of motion in the knee and feeling normal again OR a stiff, painful achy joint leading you down the path to a knee replacement surgery.
