Posted by lee little on December 30, 2015 at 05:06:38 from (70.210.10.37):
In Reply to: MRI on my shoulder posted by 37Chief on December 29, 2015 at 22:23:13:
Been there , done that but didnt get the tee shirt. The first one I had was when I had a severe tear in the cuff from a mule wreck.{4 legged} My shoulders were too wide to get in the tube unless I put the other arm over my head at an extreme angle.VERY uncomfortable! It took them forever to get it done. I started complaining and they asked if I was scared. This gained some very unkind comments from me. I wasnt scared I was in major pain. That was 15-18 years ago and I have had others done since then. The machines must be better cause I didnt have to get in such a shape in the later ones. If you need surgery get it done as soon as you can work it into your schedule. I have had it done 4 times { I dont learn too fast} and came out better each time. Two things, choose your surgeon carefully and do the therapy. I have friends who let a crappy Dr.work on them and came out much worse off. Good luck ! Lee
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