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Hip replacement surgery on July 16. It’s bone on bone, stage 4 with bone spurs. It’s genetic, I have extremely shallow hip sockets. My boxing, lifting and football might have sped it up a couple of years, but it was inevitable. I am excited for it. A new lease... show more

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GOT CLEARED TO TRAIN HARD YESTERDAY - 6 weeks post total hip replacement. Started with bodyweight and worked up to 100 - I feel 25 again! The first rep I believe I had a seizure at the top, but my nervous system was probably like “WTF!?” I haven’t done these in over a year due to my hip issues and they are my favorite lift. I will be posting other movements from this workout, but I am so excited to have this new lease on movement - and movement is LIFE! Yeah buddy!

GOT CLEARED TO TRAIN HARD YESTERDAY - 6 weeks post total hip replacement. Started with bodyweight and worked up to 100 - I feel 25 again! The first rep I believe I had a seizure at the top, but my nervous system was probably like “WTF!?” I haven’t done these in over a year due to my hip issues and they are my favorite lift. I will be posting other movements from this workout, but I am so excited to have this new lease on movement - and movement is LIFE! Yeah buddy!

Marc Lobliner - IFBB Pro

18,310 views • 18 days ago

I could've had my hip replacement surgery anywhere, but when I met Joe Gorman from Humber River Health in Toronto, he told me to come check it out. After a few tests and meeting Dr. Sebastian Rodriguez, I got the news—it was a hip replacement or nothing.

I could've had my hip replacement surgery anywhere, but when I met Joe Gorman from Humber River Health in Toronto, he told me to come check it out. After a few tests and meeting Dr. Sebastian Rodriguez, I got the news—it was a hip replacement or nothing.

Kevin O'Leary aka Mr. Wonderful

45,285 views • 2 years ago

Please I need your help! My friend (Ajibola Bamgbose ) had hip replacement surgery some weeks ago and right now, for the next 6 months she has to undergo physiotherapy sessions 3 times a week. She is in so much pain and we’ve exhausted everything we have on the surgery.

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Àró Oloye Lambo ⚡

84,342 views • 3 years ago

$Prayers for Carl Isom-McDaniel (also referred to as Carl McDaniel) underwent surgery for multiple fractures to his femur (thigh bone) and hip area. He broke his femur in four places near the hip (the body’s strongest bone) and suffered a shattered/broken hip, along with bruises and significant soft tissue trauma from the impact and landing. • The surgery (described as successful) took place on Sunday (July 12, 2026). It involved repairing the multiple femur fractures and addressing the hip injury, which is typical for such high-impact trauma (often including internal fixation with rods, plates, or screws to stabilize the bone). • By Monday (July 13), he was able to stand and has begun physical therapy. He remains hospitalized but is expected to recover fully, though it will be a lengthy process involving ongoing rehab. McDaniel has remained positive throughout—conscious, joking with responders, and posting a brief update thanking supporters. His family and witnesses like photographer Mike MacLeod have confirmed these details. No further complications (such as internal bleeding concerns initially raised) have been publicly reported as of the latest updates. Wishing him continued recovery!$

Prayers for Carl Isom-McDaniel (also referred to as Carl McDaniel) underwent surgery for multiple fractures to his femur (thigh bone) and hip area. He broke his femur in four places near the hip (the body’s strongest bone) and suffered a shattered/broken hip, along with bruises and significant soft tissue trauma from the impact and landing. • The surgery (described as successful) took place on Sunday (July 12, 2026). It involved repairing the multiple femur fractures and addressing the hip injury, which is typical for such high-impact trauma (often including internal fixation with rods, plates, or screws to stabilize the bone). • By Monday (July 13), he was able to stand and has begun physical therapy. He remains hospitalized but is expected to recover fully, though it will be a lengthy process involving ongoing rehab. McDaniel has remained positive throughout—conscious, joking with responders, and posting a brief update thanking supporters. His family and witnesses like photographer Mike MacLeod have confirmed these details. No further complications (such as internal bleeding concerns initially raised) have been publicly reported as of the latest updates. Wishing him continued recovery!

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57,761 views • 2 months ago

Update on surgery and recovery. Thank you to Dr Philippon and his team out The Steadman Clinic for their help with a successfully surgery. No, I did not have a hip replacement. 😁. But the surgery itself was a success. Thank you to Meghan, Kat, Jason, Jess and Quinn at Howard Head Sports Medicine for their help with the first 3 weeks of rehab and making it as fun and entertaining as it can be. Thankful and very much appreciative of all the kind messages from everyone who has reached out over the last month. ❤️ I’m excited about my progress so far and looking forward to getting back to golf activities here soon. 😁👊🏌️‍♂️

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Billy Horschel

50,132 views • 1 year ago

“You can re-build a hip joint” His doctor thought it was someone else’s X-ray. He was scheduled for surgery, but changed his lifestyle instead. ANDREW TUNSTALL - “So I went to have an x ray to make sure it wasn't broken and in that x ray my doctor looked at it and was really confused because that was the same hip that I had had x rayed 9 months previously” Before that X-Ray “the arthritis was so bad, it was bone on bone and there was no gap.” After over 9 months of diet, nutrition, lifestyle and other exercise changes “it was completely back to normal”. NEW research from the “Zhejiang University 2025 Bone Research study”, shows transplanting enhanced mitochondria boosts “collagen synthesis”, driving regeneration of cartilage. Makes me wonder if the bodies regenerative capacity is more than we’ve been led to believe.

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Humanspective

118,841 views • 6 months ago

"After 28 years on the line, I have no knees. They are absolutely destroyed. I need a hip replacement. I can barely walk, let alone every think about playing golf. Donald J. Trump, come and try it."

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Paul Merson

184,160 views • 6 months ago

Hey everyone, I’ve got some news to share with you. My incredible doctors have cleared me to go back in next week to have my hip replaced with a permanent joint. I’m obviously not looking forward to more surgery but this is actually good news. I’d like to apologise in advance to my darling Jane who’s going to be back in nursing mode for the next few weeks (I’m not a great patient if you didn’t know). The temporary hip that I had in there for the past few months did its job, and it got me through the amazing Cold Chisel “The Big Five-0” Tour. I’d like to thank the very talented physios who strapped me up like I was in a grand final every night. That got me through the shows. I’ve got another big year coming up, and this new hip will have me stomping around the stage before you can say 1, 2, 3, 4. See you on the road.

Hey everyone, I’ve got some news to share with you. My incredible doctors have cleared me to go back in next week to have my hip replaced with a permanent joint. I’m obviously not looking forward to more surgery but this is actually good news. I’d like to apologise in advance to my darling Jane who’s going to be back in nursing mode for the next few weeks (I’m not a great patient if you didn’t know). The temporary hip that I had in there for the past few months did its job, and it got me through the amazing Cold Chisel “The Big Five-0” Tour. I’d like to thank the very talented physios who strapped me up like I was in a grand final every night. That got me through the shows. I’ve got another big year coming up, and this new hip will have me stomping around the stage before you can say 1, 2, 3, 4. See you on the road.

Jimmy Barnes

37,581 views • 1 year ago

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82,288 views • 1 year ago

His doctor thought it was someone else’s X-ray He was scheduled for surgery But his hip joint had completely regenerated When he changed his diet his body was set up to win. "So I went to have an x ray to make sure it wasn't broken and in that x ray my doctor looked at it and was really confused because that was the same hip that I had had x rayed 9 months previously when the arthritis was so bad it was bone on bone and there was no gap and it was completely back to normal" This links with Dr. Shawn Baker who is telling his patients to consider changing their diet instead of "immediately opting for a knee replacement." Research suggests insulin spikes cause cells that keep joints moving smoothly to release inflammatory cytokines that can damage joints... the source? Ultra processed carbohydrates. BAKER: “If you have extra belly fat, man or woman, that [fat] is driving inflammation [and] all kinds of metabolic problems." If this information is correct it really changes the answer to the question... "can you reverse the damage?"

His doctor thought it was someone else’s X-ray He was scheduled for surgery But his hip joint had completely regenerated When he changed his diet his body was set up to win. "So I went to have an x ray to make sure it wasn't broken and in that x ray my doctor looked at it and was really confused because that was the same hip that I had had x rayed 9 months previously when the arthritis was so bad it was bone on bone and there was no gap and it was completely back to normal" This links with Dr. Shawn Baker who is telling his patients to consider changing their diet instead of "immediately opting for a knee replacement." Research suggests insulin spikes cause cells that keep joints moving smoothly to release inflammatory cytokines that can damage joints... the source? Ultra processed carbohydrates. BAKER: “If you have extra belly fat, man or woman, that [fat] is driving inflammation [and] all kinds of metabolic problems." If this information is correct it really changes the answer to the question... "can you reverse the damage?"

Humanspective

110,193 views • 7 months ago

Today is retirement day. My last motorcycle ride to my job of 36 years: Zero accidents. One speeding ticket. 5 or 6 warnings. I have a bunch of hobbies awaiting me, but I will start with a hip replacement scheduled for next week. It’s time to enjoy life!

Today is retirement day. My last motorcycle ride to my job of 36 years: Zero accidents. One speeding ticket. 5 or 6 warnings. I have a bunch of hobbies awaiting me, but I will start with a hip replacement scheduled for next week. It’s time to enjoy life!

Zizi Howell

205,314 views • 2 months ago

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Today was an extremely proud and exciting day for me. As you know I currently drive my chair using my head on my headrest as my arms didn’t have the strength. But today I got a joystick fitted on my wheelchair and I have now built up enough strength and movement in my arm to use my hand on a joystick to drive my wheelchair. This is a goal I have been trying to reach since 2017 but I simply wasn't strong enough to do it. I have no finger movement but I now also have enough strength so I have a little button you can see on my arm rest that I punch to turn on the wheelchair & to select my menu💪 Ever since I done it today I haven't taken the smile off my face and I am just buzzing knowing that my hard work and stubbornness was worth it over the last 6 years since my accident. The fact I was told I would never move a muscle or a limb again makes it that much sweeter. I told myself that there will be haters, there will be doubters, there will be non-believers, and then there will be ME proving them wrong. I hope I am an example for others to show you can beat the odds! 💯 Thank you so much to everyone on here believing in me and continue supporting me everyday, this success is as much for you as it is for me. Please give this video a share to spread the word so it might give another person hope. This is a huge millstone hit and my next aim is to be able to push myself in a manual wheelchair, and it might take a year, 2 years or even 3 years but one thing is for sure, it WILL happen and that is for sure! 👨‍🦽 #rehab #progression #spinalcordinjury #wheelchair #wheelchairlife #sci #quadriplegic #paralysis #wheelchairuser #spinalcordinjuryrecovery #wheelchairtravel #ireland #keephustling #motivation #spinalcordinjuryawareness #paralyzed #spinalinjury #nevergiveup #recovery #spine #quadraplegic #ifyoucantstandupstandout

Ian O Connell

104,951 views • 2 years ago

Health update. After consulting with doctors and my team, I have decided to have right hip surgery early next week out in Colorado. It’s an unfortunate situation with so many great events left on the calendar but this is a preventative measure. I’m already itching to start rehab, get back to practicing and I look forward to returning to the course sometime around late summer/early fall. I would like to thank my family, friends, sponsors and partners for their continued support of me. I will share positive news on my rehab as I progress and I look forward to seeing everyone at the course again soon!

Health update. After consulting with doctors and my team, I have decided to have right hip surgery early next week out in Colorado. It’s an unfortunate situation with so many great events left on the calendar but this is a preventative measure. I’m already itching to start rehab, get back to practicing and I look forward to returning to the course sometime around late summer/early fall. I would like to thank my family, friends, sponsors and partners for their continued support of me. I will share positive news on my rehab as I progress and I look forward to seeing everyone at the course again soon!

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811,240 views • 1 year ago

Paul O’Connell was one of the toughest guys to do it. I have the hole in my cheek bone and 12 stitches scar to prove it. A violent student of the game. The full episode with the great Keith Earls is up on all podcast channels. Search, The Big Jim Show.

Paul O’Connell was one of the toughest guys to do it. I have the hole in my cheek bone and 12 stitches scar to prove it. A violent student of the game. The full episode with the great Keith Earls is up on all podcast channels. Search, The Big Jim Show.

Jim Hamilton

86,789 views • 1 year ago

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“Oh my God, it’s Real” - Man finds Giant Mammoth Bone 🦴 He’s walking next to a shallow river in Missouri when he spots something enormous in the water. He reaches down, starts pulling… and drags up a 80-pound femur bone from a massive Columbian mammoth. The moment it clicks what he’s holding, he loses it: “Oh my God… it’s real!” This guy has been hunting prehistoric bones his whole life and he just pulled up the discovery of a lifetime. The size, the weight, the pure excitement is unreal! Nature still hiding absolute treasures out there. Would you have recognized this as a mammoth bone… or would you have thought it was just a weird rock? I probably would have walked right by it not realizing what it was 😂

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192,601 views • 6 months ago

To change the world, it starts with one step. 20 years ago , Dave Matthews Band and I came together to work an an album with Hip Hip influences. 20 years later, the songs still slap on tour, and Steady As We Go is a wedding standard that couples have walked down the aisle and had their first dance to. The album was a root that kept growing steady, so ‘steady as we go’ to the next 20 years of STAND UP. And for me personally, You Might Die Trying has one of the greatest Hip Hop breakdowns in a song of all time!!!! Thank you to @davematthewsband to the incredible DMB fans. In these days and times, I hope you Stand Up and stay American, Baby. To change the world, it starts with one step. #DaveMatthewsBand #StandUp

To change the world, it starts with one step. 20 years ago , Dave Matthews Band and I came together to work an an album with Hip Hip influences. 20 years later, the songs still slap on tour, and Steady As We Go is a wedding standard that couples have walked down the aisle and had their first dance to. The album was a root that kept growing steady, so ‘steady as we go’ to the next 20 years of STAND UP. And for me personally, You Might Die Trying has one of the greatest Hip Hop breakdowns in a song of all time!!!! Thank you to @davematthewsband to the incredible DMB fans. In these days and times, I hope you Stand Up and stay American, Baby. To change the world, it starts with one step. #DaveMatthewsBand #StandUp

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28,472 views • 1 year ago