I have had both knees replaced ( also both shoulders replaced and going for a hip soon) and I can tell you that the more you use it the better it becomes. I have been told not to kneel on them but I use 2 really thick pillows to get down and up and to kneel on. One of my best friends, a working farmer, had his done by same Dr. and he was up working in his shop in 10 days. Our Dr. says get up and go after a week or so. Therapy was a help on my shoulders but not my knees. Did them ny self. Depends on the Dr. and how they do it. Our Dr. uses the "southern approach" which does not cut the muscles, only stretches them(black and blue for a week or so) so the muscles dont need to heal, only shrink a little back to normal. My son who is an Orthopedic Surgeon soon to be in Scottsbluff Nebraska, says that is the best way. Prayers are with you Henry
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