I got me new leg and I like it.  I have the same socket which still fits and helps with adjusting to a new leg.  I love the Ceterus foot.  It is very comfortable and it does not rotate too much like I worried about.  I am back to a Mauch knee and being a 15 year veteran of this knee, I am comfortable with it.  I am having trouble getting it set up just how I like it though.  For one, the foot is heavier than I am used to so that effects the swing phase a little; not too much with sneakers, but it makes it hard with regular shoes which are heavier and I have to wear all day at work.  The other issue is getting it right for walking down stairs.  I've got the flexion set good for walking, but no matter what I do with the stance control, it still reaches a breaking point where it breaks fast.  So adjusting the stance control only sets the point where it will break (earlier or later on my decent down a stair).  I don't want it breaking hard like that at all, but smoothly.  If I set it too aggressively, it makes the knee to stiff for walking.  So here is what I am thinking.  I am thinking that maybe the socket alignment (front to back) has something to do with that.  I don't want to mess with the socket because I am not any good with that.  So, I have to wait until Tuesday to have my prosthetist do it (he's only in town on Tuesdays).  Anyone have any thoughts or insights on the matter?

I am getting my new leg tomorrow, switching FROM a C-leg back to a Mauch.  I am keeping the same socket which fits so that is more than half the battle of getting a new leg right there.  The knee I'm familuar with, but the foot, the Cetrus, I am not.  That will be the big difference from the stiff foot I have now and never liked.  I will update on how it goes.