First and formost in the end you will be happy, the second you wake up from the surgury it will feel better. I had my first one done Jan 2017 and the second 2 and a half months later. The first two weeks you will have a come to Jesus moment as to why you did this to yourself. Once that is over things will only get better. Do your therapy and don't over do it. I did my exercises once in the morning and again at bedtime. Took 4 weeks off work on the first one and 6 on the second. During that time I had projects in the shop to work on that I didn't have to bend over or kneel. I run heavy equipment and took my time getting in and out of the excavator I run. Fast forward to today, I feel great have full movment of both knees and if you didn't know I had both knees replaced you would never guess it by watching me walk.I'm just starting to kneel a little bit and will only do it for the grandkids. My word to you is get it done, get back to work and don't feel sorry for yourself.
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