Coming soon! New book for Hippies… “Sex …with these hips?!” by Xandra Lee
Living with Hip Dysplasia
by Xandra Lee
4y ago
The book many of us wished we’d had at one time or another, is being published on Friday 1st March 2019. After 3 years, with contributions from over 100 ‘Hippies’ and endorsements from a registered physiotherapist, an orthopaedic surgeon and an international sex and relationships expert, Xandra Lee brings you the first publication of it’s Read More ..read more
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Hippies Up Snowdon – Our Awareness and Fundraising Campaign
Living with Hip Dysplasia
by Xandra Lee
4y ago
Sponsored by Slumbersac Meet all our courageous Hippies fighting to raise awareness for Hip Dysplasia. Click on the link to find out more about each climber, our fundraiser and how you can support us and get involved.   Hippies Up Snowdon 2018 – our Hip Dysplasia awareness campaign ..read more
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Announcing Our Sponsor…
Living with Hip Dysplasia
by Xandra Lee
4y ago
On June 16th 2018, LWHD is hosting a campaign and fundraiser for Hip Dysplasia.  ‘Hippies Up Snowdon’ will see a group of our Hippies get up (and down!) the 1085 metre high mountain , to help raise as much awareness as possible, for ‘Hip Dysplasia Awareness Month’ in June. We are extremely pleased to announce that Slumbersac will Read More ..read more
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Breaking News – Continued hip issues as Andy Murray pulls out of Brisbane Tournament
Living with Hip Dysplasia
by Xandra Lee
4y ago
Andy Murray has pulled out of the Brisbane Internationals with continued hip issues.  Announcing in an emotional Facebook post, Andy explains that he will be staying in Australia for a few days while he decides whether to stay out there or “fly home to assess what I do next”. This is the second tournament in recent Read More ..read more
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A Hippy 2018 – Our New Year REVOLUTION
Living with Hip Dysplasia
by Xandra Lee
4y ago
So here it comes. 2018. A new year. Bringing with it hope and anticipation of the possibilities before you. This is actually the first new year in a long time that I am not either recovering from, or awaiting, yet another surgery.  A position I never thought I’d ever find myself in and now that I Read More ..read more
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“My Adult Hip Dysplasia Diagnosis Changed My Life”
Living with Hip Dysplasia
by Xandra Lee
4y ago
Hi my name is Amy and I was diagnosed with hip dysplasia at age 19. I’ve had a triple pelvic osteotomy (TPO). I didn’t even know what hip dysplasia was or what the operation would entail. I’ve been struggling with my hips for a very long time and as I’m a dancer it was just Read More ..read more
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‘Spica Warrior’ by Karen Kerr, for our ‘Little Hippies’…
Living with Hip Dysplasia
by Xandra Lee
4y ago
HIP NEWS – A BOOK FOR OUR ‘LITTLE HIPPIES’ Hey folks, I just thought I’d tell you I’ve written a book to help kids with hip dysplasia facing surgery to help them through the journey to make it less scary and daunting. I wrote it due to my daughter going through 18 months in a Read More ..read more
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Now Available on LWHD – PDF Resources To Download
Living with Hip Dysplasia
by Xandra Lee
4y ago
I can’t believe it’s approaching the one-year anniversary of my second ceramic hip! In the early morning of the 9th January 2017, just as I was about to take the long car journey to hospital for my surgery, I took a photo of my luggage and posted it for you guys, mainly as a “I’m Read More ..read more
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No Memories of Mummy Being Broken – Part 2
Living with Hip Dysplasia
by Xandra Lee
4y ago
By Jo – Southampton, UK The CT images that my consultant, Mr Hussell had requested showed arthritis and degradation of my hip joint. Mr Hussell was not certain, from what he could see in the images, that a PAO would be effective. He suspected that there might have been too much damage to the cartilage.  He Read More ..read more
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No Memories of Mummy Being Broken….
Living with Hip Dysplasia
by Xandra Lee
4y ago
By Jo, Southampton, UK. At the age of 19 I helped out on a sheep farm in my spare time. I was young and fit and loved being outside. We had 5 fields of sheep and I spent my time running between the fields and the barns checking on ewes and lambs. To save time Read More ..read more
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