cloudboy
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I'm a tennis player and a member of an aging tennis club. Several of the male players are 60 + years old. Anyway, one friend of mine is now about 62, and his hip degenerated so badly he thought he might have to give up the game. First he stopped playing singles (his real passion), and then he had to forgo doubles. He also had trouble sleeping, and he was experiencing a fair amount of pain. So, he got a hip replacement using some sort of advanced system (not sure what word to use.) After the recovery and rehabilitation, his tennis level shot up, and he was once again playing singles at a high level. If you find the right doctor and right solution, I would say the upside is huge. My friend was very glad he did it. Other players I know less well have also reported positive results.
< Message edited by cloudboy -- 8/30/2007 8:32:41 AM >
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