Albuquerque, NM OSO has permanently closed
The Albuquerque, NM Marine Corps OSO has permanently closed. Please use Phoenix, AZ, Tucson, AZ, or Lubbock, TX instead. Thanks for the info Kristi!
The Albuquerque, NM Marine Corps OSO has permanently closed. Please use Phoenix, AZ, Tucson, AZ, or Lubbock, TX instead. Thanks for the info Kristi!
The Marine OSO from Austin, TX has a new website located at:
http://texasmarineofficer.org/home
Thanks for the update Andre!
Was doing some digging this morning and found some links to a couple Officer Selection Officers:
Berkeley OSO
http://www.facebook.com/marineofficerberkeley
64 Shattuck Square, Suite F
Berkeley, CA 94704
Ashland OSO
http://ashlandmarineofficer.appspot.com
100 Arbor Oak Dr, Suite 106a
Ashland, VA 23005
I can’t believe it’s already been a year since my total hip replacement at Hospital for Special Surgery.
The hip itself feels great. For the most part I experience no pain. Every once in a while I’ll move it in an awkward direction or lift something too heavy and it will hurt or feel uncomfortable for a day or two. Other than that I can’t even tell it’s a prosthesis.
My back unfortunately hasn’t improved a whole lot since the surgery. Prior to the THR, I had a 1″ leg length discrepancy. Now that my legs are even lengths again, my spine has re-adjusted, and is now causing quite a bit of pain. I had hoped it would subside, but it’s been a year and the pain is still present. For the most part, sitting and walking are fine, but standing is very painful, especially when I’m scrubbed in on a surgery and I stand in the same position for hours. I’m seeing my surgeon in a month, and he’ll probably refer me to either physical therapy or to a spine surgeon, even though I won’t be having another surgery right away!