There Are Two Versions of What Happens Next
There's a version where you show up on surgery day having done nothing but wait. You follow the discharge instructions. You do the exercises they hand you. You hope for the best.
And there's another version.
One where you already know what questions to ask your surgeon. Where your home is set up before you ever need it to be. Where you've named the fear that's been sitting in your chest at 2 a.m. — and you know what to do with it instead of just carrying it.
That second version isn't luck. It's preparation. And that's what Rooted Recovery is for.

Why learn from me?
Here's What Rooted Recovery Gives You
Everything I wish someone had handed me before my first surgery.
Your Vision, Before the OR
Get honest about why you're doing this and what you actually want on the other side of it — because you can't recover toward something you've never let yourself picture.
What's Happening in Surgery
Full or partial. Robot-assisted or traditional. Cutting through muscle or working around it. In plain language — before you're on the table.
The Muscles That Carry You
Quads, hamstrings, glutes — the Big 3. Simple movements to start now, so your body already knows how to work with you.
Food That Actually Heals
Protein, hydration, minerals — not a diet plan, but fuel for repair. This gets skipped, and it matters more than people realize.
What to Do With the Fear
The 2 a.m. thoughts. The "am I going to be okay." Real tools — journaling, affirmations, faith if that's part of your life.
Your Home, Ready
Bathroom. Bedroom. Kitchen. Car. The small setup details that make the difference between struggling and moving with ease.
What This Will Cost You
Insurance questions to ask before surgery, not after the bill shows up.
Week Zero & Day Zero, Mapped
The final countdown, so surgery morning feels like something you're walking into — not something happening to you.

- The Rooted Recovery replay — Delivered directly to your inbox. Also available inside The Hub, so you can watch it anytime and revisit it throughout your journey.
- Your interactive Rooted Recovery workbook — Use it digitally or print it out for practical checklists, thoughtful prompts, and guidance covering preparation, nutrition, emotions, faith, finances, and more.
- A special offer for the Knee Replacement Hub — Receive an exclusive promo code to use if you decide you’d like continued guidance and support throughout your recovery.
- BONUS: A free 1:1 consultation with Suzie — Get personal guidance, ask your specific questions, and talk through what’s weighing on you most as you prepare.
HEAR From those Who've Already Walked This Road
"Before finding Suzie and The Knee Replacement Hub, I was very uneasy about the preparation, the recovery, and everything in between. Now I feel empowered and ready to take this surgery and recovery on. I'm going to get my life back because of her, the information she provides, and the endless support she gives all of us."
— Anonymous
"It's hard to pick just one thing, but the mindset and rehab pieces are huge — and the icing on the cake is the workbook that walks through the small details that would have helped so much the first time around. I went into my initial knee replacement with fear of the unknown. My family had never experienced what I was going through. Having this resource is something to lean on all the way through."
— Jennifer
"I feel more prepared than ever for my upcoming surgery! I loved the workbook and being able to follow along while listening — I highlighted a ton of stuff and put it in my knee surgery binder. Prepared, empowered, and I have a calm about me. Knowledge is power, and thanks to Suzie I feel powerful now!"
— Anonymous
"It's hard to pick just one thing, but the mindset and rehab are huge. But the icing on the cake is the workbook that walks through the small details that would have helped so much with my first TKR. I went into my initial knee replacement with fear of the unknown. My family had never experienced what I was going through. Having this — my TKR BFF — is a resource to lean on throughout this journey!"
— Anonymous
