Hi Steve, currently on week 3 of my first of two hip replacement surgeries, it's been interesting to follow someone elses journey for comparisons sake. This week I've found things a lot easier, I have found that really getting stuck in to my physio exercises has paid dividends. Managing the stairs easily now although I still have to use elbow crutches as my left hip is really buggered too! Luckily for me I've managed to adapt really well to sleeping on my back with no pain at all! Good honest video! Cheers!👍👏👏♥️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Great tip! Also, FYI this same trick is fantastic for cutting roofing tin panels ;D As a side comment...A good thing for the safetyminded to know (that may not use these particular cordless tools) is that on nearly all cordless saw-type tools now there is a two-step process required to start the tools. While it is good practice to unplug tools when doing things like this, It would be impossible (from my experience) to accidentally turn one of these particular two-step tools on whilest changing a blade. In all cases, know your own tools and be safe. This gentleman was in no danger and seemed safetyminded.

Thank you for this … I’m still so undecided as to having one or not… the pain might drive me there but seems that pain may be something that is just the norm ..keep the updates coming please

thanks! it was just a lesson i needed to learn!!

thank you for sharing.

Hello, i am from india, 36 m, Please help, have your taste fully recorved, can you eat spicy food or can you taste the same as you can prior radiation..... Waiting

Hi Steve, I was just diagnose with throat cancer am just getting dates for My CT and Body scan. I'm Very Thankful that You put out these couple of Videos , it helps Alot to get some information on what to expect during and after treatment. You give Alot of Hope that it can be Survivable. Fingers Crossed 😊 I was wondering what exactly the salt and water mouth wash was that You touched on briefly ? Thanks Ric from Niagara

I'm having my op next Wednesday 4th December on my 67th birthday! These blogs have really been useful. Thank you for taking the time for filming them . I will try and give them a good at doing all of them.

2:17 for pruning tips

I just had tonsil surgery and 2 cancerous lymph nodes taken from my neck. Same spot, same scar🤙 One of them burst open too. Im about to start up my radiation and chemo treatments in 2 weeks. Im 42 and terrified. Your video gave me some strength and your journey sounded like what the Dr said it would be. Im a pessimistic gardener, so finding this when i searched for neck cancer stories gave me a big smile. Now ive got a whole new channel to watch during these long days for treatments. Hope all is well.

I was expecting to see you knee deep in snow sir!

Reassuring ! To the point ! And in a language you can understand.....cheers mate ❤

Man you must get different palettes than me because mine are stuck together HARD. They're not budging at all.

Hello 👋🏽 I had sum questions about your experience with throat cancer . I believe I have it and I'm a little scared and it's been painful I'm going on 3 weeks with this pain

Hello sir i seen ur cancer journey video in that u told that u got ur taste buds after one month full 100 persent is it right please reply?

I'm planning on getting a dogwood or two for my yard as well. Love the look of the red twigs against the snow! On the ever growing list for next year!

Looks very nice. A bit of hard work, condensed into a few minutes. After a winter to settle in, looking forward to filling in the gaps. Hope you make a video!

I had squamous cell carcinoma on my epiglottis and a spot on my voice box that was surgically removed 7 weeks ago, went in for a follow-up, they found another tumor that is inoperable and is recommending radiation. So here I am patient stories

I took some Russian classes in college. they call the individual garlic parts Tigers teeth

I add 1 tbsp of bonemeal in the hole with the garlic clove when I plant :) Thanks for the video! Cheers.

Fabulous thanks Steve, hope all is well with you and yours x

Good to see you Steve :) Someone told me years ago that garlic can be planted around roses, keeps the greenfly off the roses & intensifies their scent, the roses in turn intensify the flavour of the garlic. Also Garlic is a companion plant to Stawberries, brassicas, carrots, tomatoes & lettuce :)

Thanks i didn't know this! Definitely a treat to look forward to 🎉

I watched ur throught cancer journey video may I know another time u got ur taste buds after a month after completed ur radiation? How much u got like 100 persent?

Hi sir

Nice 👍

I had my left hip replacement 1week ago but they cut a muscle in my thigh then my blood pressure went down to 7 1 I can't walk at all without my frame cruchers i don't trust my pain as gone from my groin instantly but some pain about 2 out of 10 feel brilliant best decision i ever made tbf

Ah nice to see ya! Your greenhouse situation looks nice. Be careful!

Nice job sir!

Beautiful, great job.

talk too much bs

Warir.

Yes to clipping back tomatoes but I like to leave the blooms on for the bumblebees.. Ha I wasn’t ruthless enough with volunteer tomatoes and we are still being inundated by them. I just made salsa with 11 lbs of volunteer tomatoes.

Yet another geranium cutting video where at NO point is the camera actually pointing in towards the plant which is the only part that beginners need to see.. all the rest of the video is great and informative but a waste of time for for those of us that need to see the actual point of WHERE you take the cutting

when? i missed where in video you said when to do this...

one of the best post op videos on hip replacement and have viewed alot🤣 the not being able to sleep on my side will be a big problem for me got mine in 2 wks hope the 6 wks fly by thankyou for taking the time to upload to help others navigate through after op and hope your full recovery goes brilliantly

Very honest review of your hr. Thank you! Just had mine done 9/17/24 and my recovery has been similar! Hopefully you are doing great now!

awesome!!

Just going through radiotherapy after having tonsillectomy and right side neck dissection. 2 weeks in taste has started to change, red meats are tasteless. Mine was HPV related and after 2 surgeries I was hoping for observation, no joy. I had to have several teeth extracted before I started radiotherapy. Good to hear your experience, trying to stay positive, and active.

Plus im going to use a regular walker when I get home after my unfortunate hip replacement 😢😢

Don't know what you have in England but in the USA we have Motrin or ibuprofen which I find works even better than a narcotic. Plus there's a natural sleeping aid called Melatonin in the USA. Maybe your neck of the world has something similar. You should have notified your Dr about needing something for sleep when you went to see the Dr and even more important your Dr should have asked you if you're sleeping ok and Prescribed some sleeping medication for you. Bless your heart!!! 😢 They know that's a big problem after hip replacement!!

You're a tall guy. Should have your cane higher. Im short and have mine Longer

Thank you for taking the time to do this video 🎉🎉😊. I'm from the U$A❤

You need to use either the handle on your cane, a folded up belt and even better a leg lifter my friend when you get on your bed or any time you need to lift up your operated on leg. It's no longer your bad leg I hope 😊

Thank you so much for both videos. I just got the preliminary diagnosis yesterday. Now I have to get CT scans and meet with ENT. I hope I can have an outcome as good as yours. God Bless you sir.

I'll tell everyone about you *MR OBALAR* coming across your KZbin channel was a blessing, I'm free from hpv, victory at last.

I'll tell everyone about you *MR OBALAR* coming across your KZbin channel was a blessing, I'm free from hpv, victory at last.

I'll tell everyone about you *MR OBALAR* coming across your KZbin channel was a blessing, I'm free from hpv, victory at last.

Good luck , it's major surgery. I am on my 6 th hip surgery right side , I hope this one is good , out of 6 hip surgeries I had only one last 14 years hmmm .

Nice! Thanks for ideas