Had my left one done 2 yrs ago. Was out of hospital in 3 days , could walk without walker in a week (even tho they don't want you to , don't want a fall)was back to work in 3 mos. (worked around the shop in two weeks) I'm 58 and my relatively young age may have made it somewhat easier than at 70. Some of the people in "joint camp" were 70+ and the therapy was a struggle but only because of long weakened muscles and same will power. No pain since. Even went back to one of my passions , bowling , after a year and still held my 203 league avg. It is a different feel but your body will "learn" it after a year or so. It will never be like you were when you were 30 but a lot better than your last couple of years. As far as kneeling goes , that's one of the things that ruins them in the first place! Knees weren't designed to hold all your weight while folded!!!Let alone do it on the concrete floor.
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