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	<title>Knee Replacement Surgery &#187; Hints and tips</title>
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		<title>Essential items you&#8217;ll need after the operation</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I had no idea what I&#8217;d need to help me when I was left on my own after the operation but there are two things I just couldn&#8217;t have done without.
Firstly, what my husband likes to call my loo-backer-inner! It&#8217;s the frame that goes around the toilet seat so you can lever yourself up and [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I had no idea what I&#8217;d need to help me when I was left on my own after the operation but there are two things I just couldn&#8217;t have done without.</p>
<p>Firstly, what my husband likes to call my loo-backer-inner! It&#8217;s the frame that goes around the toilet seat so you can lever yourself up and down whenever you need to go. Without it I would have been completely stuck &#8211; literally. Unable to get off the toilet I would have ben stranded until my husband came home from work. I even take it with me when I visit people as modern loos are soooo low.</p>
<p>Secondly, an across the body bag.  This is absolutely a life saver. The first time I made myself a drink I realised that I couldn&#8217;t carry it whilst using both crutches. But if I make it in a flask, I can pop it into my bag and carry it anywhere. In fact I can carry all sorts of things in my bag and I wouldn&#8217;t be without it. Even men can get a satchel type bag to use. The most used item in my bag is the house phone which always has a habit of ringing when I&#8217;ve just sat down, or am as far away from it as possible, yet in my bag it&#8217;s accessible all the time. Remember when you&#8217;ve had an op, everyone rings you &#8211; constantly. It&#8217;s very nice of them but can be inconvenient, if you didn&#8217;t have a bag that is.</p>
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