Guest guest Posted April 8, 2004 Report Share Posted April 8, 2004 I am also a equestrain person myself. I competed in the local rodeo circuit in Arizona until May of last year. The pain got too great and had a BHR put in by Dr DeSmet in June. I was back riding in Spetember and I am now back on the rodeo circuit with no pain at all. Life is great. Good luck. Tom LBHR 6/03 DeSmet > > Hi Roper: > > While I am not a full-time horseperson like yourself, I do like to ride. I > grew up riding, but now only do so occasionally. I went riding at 5 months > post-op. I'm sure I could have gone before, but for some reason did not. > I did fine. I even took a bit of a tumble dismounting (my muscles were > sore because it had been so long) and even the 4 foot drop didn't hurt my > hip. I'm sure your doctor will advise you when you can return to riding. > There is no reason why you can't live it 24/7 again. > > Lois > C+ 3/27/03 Dr. Mont > > > > Any Horseback Riders here after Hip Resurfacing? > > > I am really glad I found this group! I hope this will be an > alternative to THR for me! > > I am a horseback rider, have been all my life & am 46 years old. > > I have " fairly severe " OA in my right hip, & am having a fair amount > of pain (because I can't sit well in the saddle from pain, my jeans > wear out on the L hip side, etc Needless to say, to be so > unbalanced now on a horse moving at speed is not the safest... > > Anyone have this resurfacing & able to return to horseback riding? > > This is a major part of me, & my husband's life & lifestyle too, we > live horses 24/7! I've never done any other sport, I don't know what > I'd do, if I have to give it up. > > Thanks all in advance for your replies! > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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