Re: more leg length dribble.

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Roche...you're nutty...but we LOVE you!

A wild beast..wow...yet another visual! )

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In surfacehippy , " Roche " wrote:

> It makes no sense to me that our operated leg(s) would shorten

> any further than they have following the effects of surgery. We

are

> talking about structural parts. As important as muscles, tendons

> etc. are to our mobility and strength, I can't see how that would

> affect the bone/cobalt rigidity. These don't change. The ball sits

> in the cup. The cup is firm in the acetablulum. The ball is firm on

> the femur. Where does the vaiation take place? There is not, nor

> will there ever be a gap between my surgical ball and it's

> acetabular seat. (and if there is, I'll be

> hurting....see:dislocation). But then again, I thought the Lakers

> would win in 5, so I can't be too smart....

>

> C+ 4-15-04

> P.S. Do you think I could maybe shorten my longer (surgical) leg by

> hopping up and down with a wildabeast on my shoulders?