Guest guest Posted June 1, 2004 Report Share Posted June 1, 2004 I have an odd question, but thought it was worth asking. I'm 10 months post-op and, happy to say, I'm feeling great!! Last year at this time, I could barely walk let alone take an active vacation. In one month, I will be heading to California with my husband and two sons. We plan on visiting Sea World, Legoland and Disney's California Adventure. I'd love to be able to ride the rollercoasters with my kids, but was wondering if it would be unwise due to the resurfacing less than one year ago. I plan on running this by my surgeon for his advice, but any input from the group would be appreciated. Thanks! Jodi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 1, 2004 Report Share Posted June 1, 2004 Jodi, The only restrictions that I know of would be bungy jumping and parachuting. I've never been on a rollercoaster where your legs dangle but can't imagine that the same kind of forces would exist with that as would in bungy jumping. I'd go for it! Let us know what your OS says. Fred Dr. Gross, C2K 1/21/04 > I have an odd question, but thought it was worth asking. I'm 10 > months post-op and, happy to say, I'm feeling great!! Last year at > this time, I could barely walk let alone take an active vacation. In > one month, I will be heading to California with my husband and two > sons. We plan on visiting Sea World, Legoland and Disney's > California Adventure. I'd love to be able to ride the rollercoasters > with my kids, but was wondering if it would be unwise due to the > resurfacing less than one year ago. I plan on running this by my > surgeon for his advice, but any input from the group would be > appreciated. > > Thanks! > > Jodi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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