Posted by farmerwithmutt on January 07, 2014 at 17:29:51 from (166.181.3.88):
In Reply to: rotator cuff repair posted by Brandon J on January 07, 2014 at 16:20:19:
nov 11 i had mine done i had impingment to (fancy medical term for hole 2 small) i made a big mistake not reporting it a work thought it was pains and aches so they said i did it on farm .luckly insurance has so far covered it .started last june doc then thearpy finnally day of thearpy i asked why cant i do this i was lined up aganst a door and found out i was compensating with other muscles .next doc then mri and surgery . i delayed surgery until i got things done around here( big thanks to all who helped) .after surgery went home and back to work.i was able to keep going with one arm and be very carefull what you say pt lady got a little upset about me and chainsaw! Anyways sling off at xmas pt 2 a week and homework to do next do appt the 28th. had very little pain put 4 holes about pencil size in .they took bone out cut and reattached bicep and rotator was split in 2.watch out for asking for help found cute lady asked for help with zipper dang near got the other arm broke hey it aint easy getting your jacket o i still dont know why she got mean. if you need more try [email protected] and good luck
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