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I had knee surgery a couple years ago and went quickly downhill 2 days afterward from some nasty blood clots. After not being able to walk for almost a year, I felt that I could no longer react or act with my physical ability and I am only in my early 40's. So as a matter of being able to protect my family I decided to get my CHL. I had thought about it prior to my medical situation but the aftermath pushed me to get it. I will probably never be able to run again but I no longer limp and have more pain free days than not. My sense of surroundings and mental awareness have gone up tremendously. Finding this site was a helpful bonus in itself also. Good luck to you and your family. Practice often and be safe.