It was 5 weeks ago yesterday that I had rotator cuff surgery on my left shoulder. Also some bone spurs the surgeon ground down and trimmed up the end of the torn tendon and then pinned it in place with some sort of plastic straps. It's amazing what they can do through those small incisions. I was cut in 3 places, 1 incision was about 3/4" and the other 2 were only about 1/2" long. Started therapy yesterday. There was some pain when doing the stretching excercises but afterward it felt good to just be putting the arm and shoulder to use. Overall I have a littles less pain than I had before the operation, but my degree of mobility is still about the same as before I had surgery. Hopefully that will improve as therapy progresses. I'm thinking it will be at least 4 months until I get back close to normal. In the mean time bored stiff.
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