Ha ha, wait until the physio nurses get their hands on you tomorrow…
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That’s what I’m dreading! And my ride home won’t arrive until late afternoon, so they’ll have plenty of infliction time! 
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I love codeine 
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Ftfy
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I used to save leftovers for emergency use in trips to remote parts, but I suspect I’m going to need all of this.
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Not if you’re careful - or very used to it 
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They have promised me some “looseners” if it becomes a problem. Might improve my hobbling speed.
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That would be a bed pan, hammer and chisel.
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One drawback of the spinal anaesthetic is that about the last thing to regain feeling and function is your willy. Trying to take a first pee with a numb and fully shrunken penis, after some lower torso pummeling (or so it seemed) in the op, is not easy.
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Make sure it’s not your dressing gown cord you have hold of when you go for a pee 
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Dressing gown cord is a LOT longer -
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Is the other knee going to need the same?
My stepfather had that op a while back. Healed up pretty quickly
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Yes, the surgeon says to leave at least 3 months, so shortly after Settle perhaps.
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Ritchie having conniptions at the state of that stitching!!
Hope you’re up and about soon Dave. Best Wishes.
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Even worse, they’re staples!
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Could be worse. They did some great stuff!
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Ouch.