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Demonstrating the Possibilities
Computer Programmer Alan’s BHR experience… Hello, I’ve just got back from four days in the Scottish Highlands having done around 3,000 feet of rock climbing and 10,000 feet of walking up and down mountains. I’m pleased to say that I … Continue reading →
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Hammer Them!
Financial Advisor Peter and his Bilateral BHRs… In 1996, at the tender age of 40, I was referred to an orthopaedic specialist by a sports injuries consultant, who suspected there was a problem with my ‘groin strain’ that wasn’t responding … Continue reading →
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Tagged active hip patients, active patients, BHR, bilateral BHRs, birmingham hip resurfacing, conservative hip replacement, cycling, derek mcminn, grand canyon, hiking, hip arthritis, hip pain, hip replacement, hip resurfacing, hip resurfacing blog, hip surgery, Kilimanjaro, mcminn centre, metal-metal hips, mountain biking, new zealand, orthopaedics, overland track, squash, tennis, trochanteric bursitis
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On The Right Path
The aptly named John Bone and his Birmingham Hip experience… “I’m amazed you could actually walk in here with hips like that” was the disheartening comment of my first specialist on seeing my X-ray back in 1995. As a relatively-young … Continue reading →
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