Almost the same thing happened to me about three years ago. They had to remove part of the bone to make an attachment place. Three hours of surgery. After the surgery is past the PT will be something you want to push hard on to get back to the best you can be with that shoulder. While I was in PT three times a week for three months I would see people come in and wimp out after a few times. PT is gonna hurt, plain and simple, but it is better than not have full use of your arm. I refused to say uncle(ouch) when they pulled as far as they could. They had to watch for a drop of moisture starting to form in the corner of my eye before they would stop. The doctor told me for someone of 71(at the time) I had regained much more than he had expected. PT works but it is work.
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