The Randolph Guide | Asheboro NC | Home Page Guide BLOGS 2010-09-08T21:31:42-04:00 urn:uuid:2f8b26c1-79d9-4d48-bfb9-46a5c7c8c4e5 I can see the light! urn:uuid:aed50e7e-3dd1-4d05-b89c-ceb812649426 2010-01-23T16:31:24-05:00 It’s been 16 weeks and three days since my hip surgery and I’m beginning to feel almost normal. I'm counting down to the end of March when I will (hopefully) go on The Run. Larry: Brothers joined at the hip urn:uuid:33300070-1cc8-4c1b-8234-4a4ecb02baff 2009-11-05T13:11:44-05:00 The Asheboro attorney and now city councilman-to-be had hip surgery just 10 days after I did. He had total hip replacement while I had hip resurfacing. Larry Penkava - Not so bad being a shut in urn:uuid:d1ef2417-c7a7-415a-9d0b-03107a4e3fa2 2009-10-28T06:48:00-04:00 Since undergoing hip surgery on Sept. 29, I’ve found myself sitting at home at the mercy of others. Being waited on hand and foot isn’t all bad, but it goes against my proclivity to do things for myself. Larry: Three weeks after surgery urn:uuid:fcfe8133-ac6d-41ae-b4a5-5c749e44198f 2009-10-28T06:46:00-04:00 My recovery has entered the "doldrums" period. For the first couple of weeks after hip resurfacing surgery, I was pretty upbeat while becoming acclimated to life as a semi-invalid.