(0:00) I can walk, yeah. No pain. How do you feel? I can feel it a bit stiff, but no pain.
(0:08) John, I don’t want to be ageist, but how old are you? (0:12) I’m getting younger by the day. Just roughly. I’m only 91 now.
(0:18) How am I feeling? Yeah. Fed up, I want to go home. How’s the hip feel? (0:22) Fine, I can’t feel anything.
I mean, it’s a bit stiffish when I do that, but no pain or anything (0:28) like that. How long is it since your hip replacement? This one? Yeah. Or that one? That (0:33) one.
That was about nine o’clock yesterday morning. Shall we see if you can walk? (0:38) I mean, it feels stiffish, but no pain. You gave me a couple of months ago, I think, (0:57) some codeine and something else.
It’s absolutely real. Yeah. How much pain were you in before (1:03) the surgery? Oh, immediately before.
Yeah, the horrible pain you had. No. No, but when you phoned (1:09) me up.
Of course, you came to an injection, your wife did. Yeah. But before I came to, (1:15) it was, as soon as I started walking, it was painful.
Yeah. I’ve got a marathon book for (1:20) you. Hi darling.
I should return to normal. Show your other half. We have a daily walk.
(1:29) John, show your wife how well you’re walking. Was he like that with the last one? Oh my goodness me. (1:36) Well done.
