When you're in recovery and want to do some easy rides hit me up. I'm in Pflugerville but don't mind traveling to the trails.

It is always good to hear that sort of thing from the doc. Both of my knees were injured riding dirt bikes, and then surgically reconstructed. These were each busted and fixed about ten years apart, but the injuries were nearly identical. So, I'm going into this as a veteran to knee surgery. Both of them still have screws in the Tibia Plateau, and very little Meniscus remains in either knee. Similar to your experience, in both cases the surgeons were quite outspoken about how impressed they were with the speed of each recovery. I fully expect the upcoming recoveries to go quicker than with the previous surgeries as the knee will be weight-bearing immediately.  Reading reviews on knee replacement in mtb forums had a repeating theme of, "I wish I hadn't waited so long" and this played a huge part in committing to the shiny new parts purchases now that I'm caught up on trail building for a while. No pain any more is equally motivating for me. The e-mtb will play a key role in each recovery. 🚴‍♂️

NASA telescope spots 'cosmic fireworks' and faint echos from the Milky Way's supermassive black hole. https://www.space.com/milky-way-supermassive-black-hole-flares-echoes

When I did my PT after the crash Patty (the PT lady) said I was in her top 1% of people that actually complied with what she was asking for. PT made all the difference in the world. I have some limited range of motion but nearly no pain anymore. 

That's great news. I've actually changed my mind about one-wheel riders also. I have never had an on-trail issue with them.