When his wife, Pat, with whom he had a son and a daughter during a year marriage, was stricken with cancer the Rosenbluths moved back to North Carolina so she could be treated at the Lineberger Cancer Center at UNC Hospitals. She died in Rosenbluth remarried and now lives in Chapel Hill with his present wife, the former Dianne Stabler. All online payments or electronic forms on our website will be processed through SportsEngine's secure server.
Click their logo below for more information on SportsEngine. Their individual and shared experiences with osteoarthritis lend a dose of reality and encouragement to those who deal with the daily challenges of life with this degenerative joint disease. The Rosenbluths will be joining us in various efforts to raise awareness for osteoarthritis so be on the lookout for more in the spring. Lennie Rosenbluth's career started in That is more than 64 years ago.
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What has your experience with osteoarthritis been like, and how does it impact your life? I played on concrete courts for many years until I got to college, which is very unforgiving.
About every three months my knees start to hurt enough that I need cortisone shots, and that does help reduce the pain. Standing for long periods of time and bending over to pick things up are hard on my knees. I avoid walking up stairs, too, because I know my limitations and have learned to modify my activities.
My wife and I have remained very active. We have an energetic Labradoodle that keeps us moving every day. We also travel a lot, largely in order to watch games. We went to the Maui Invitational college basketball tournament three years ago. We visit New York City and go to shows and walk around.
We see our grandchildren in Florida. Any words of advice for those who are also living with osteoarthritis?
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