I used to swim and run, then a metal hip implant crucified me
It was an apparently simple solution to the pains that were hampering the activities he most enjoyed. But a hip replacement has left Colin Gee in greater discomfort, unable to go for his regular walks or lengthy swimming sessions – and struggling to care for his wife Andrea, who has dementia. Eight years later, he admits his situation can only be described as “hell”.
Article published in The Telegraph. Read more here.
