norcal_cyclist

It's only for a week but she's so beautiful in the garage, she calls to me

BM2BZ

hope you get better soon . don't rush it. she's always sitting in your garage and you can start the engine whenever you like .

norcal_cyclist

Thanks it was just a little clean up but....

hyperion667

haha, my poor truck never gets attention anymore.....
it's a 1998 ford f150 with JUST over 100k on the ody.......thing is pristene too.....
has a remote start that I use to start it up every few days.......haha

good luck with recovery main

Tomspo04

NORCAL, Get well soon! The car will be patiently waiting

norcal_cyclist

It's all good - this weekend I'll stretch her legs a bit

listerone

You don't specify what kind of surgery you had but I had a total hip replacement a couple of years ago and recovery was slow...to me,at least.I can't remember how long it took for me to get close to normal,driving-wise,but it wasn't *that* long.Although your surgery might have been more complicated than mine I can assure you that with hip replacements,at least, it certainly doesn't take forever to get back to living.

norcal_cyclist

No full hip just yet.. I had a labral debridement, acetabularplasty, femoral neck osteoplasty and a few other plasty's

listerone

Yup,I had all that before the THR.It was long enough ago that I don't recall the recovery very well but I don't think it was that bad.In my case,at least,it help for a few years then things went south again.Of course that might not be true in *your* case.You'll very probably be back to your W212 before too long.

hyperion667

wow, suddenly feeling good about my health......
been off the smokes two weeks LOL..........

hope you get there

BenzV12

May you recover soon

When you miss your W212 you can take a look at some shots of it in your phone too

norcal_cyclist

I'm being a crybaby... but I do miss the car

BM2BZ

the longer you can't drive her, the longer you are going to miss her and the more you'll appreciate her when you drive her again.