Why did I wait for knee replacement?
After knee replacement surgery, a 59-year-old Michigan woman is finally back to an active life—and free of pain.
After knee replacement surgery, a 59-year-old Michigan woman is finally back to an active life—and free of pain.
After struggling for years to tackle basic tasks, this Michigan woman is back to hiking, golfing and water sports—all thanks to joint replacement surgery.
A total knee replacement surgery has kept this avid Michigan hunter on the move.
The rules have changed.
Ever since her teenage years, Samantha Searl had accepted knee pain as part of life. Not until age 48 did she discover she didn't have to live that way.
After overcoming her fears, a Michigan woman undergoes successful knee replacement surgery—and it changed her life.
Before taking her mom home after hip surgery, Emily Adamczyk got a confidence boost from a joint replacement class for caregivers.
Leaving persistent pain behind, athletes get back to enjoying life again post-surgery.
With two new knees and plenty of post-surgery discipline, Natasha Hudnell aims to keep up with her son and three granddaughters.
A veteran of multiple joint-replacement surgeries, Chelsee Stark volunteers her insight and skills to help others.
Arthritis patients may get short-term results with steroids, but long-term success with a different kind of shot.
If you think you're too young, think again—quality of life diminishes for those who wait too long to replace a bad joint.