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  1. #1
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    Started Round 5 of PT

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    Whee, who knew such benign movements could cause soooo much pain! First my PT did a little massage/manipulation of my shoulder, then I did what seemed like really passive movements/exercises. Pulleys, some isometrics, table slides, and the dreaded wand movements. Yeouch. Ice packs never felt so good.

  2. #2
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    I like the ice pack with the zappy things underneath. Who knew...I like being electrocuted!

  3. #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by beccaB View Post
    I like the ice pack with the zappy things underneath. Who knew...I like being electrocuted!

  4. #4
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    warranty

    Snap, did someone forget to renew your warranty? No more bits n pieces not doing thier job k.

    Will you be able to go zuupppy zupppy on yer trusty steed soon?

  5. #5
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    Nope, no riding until I have my full range of motion back. Right now that seems like it is years away.

  6. #6
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    Quote Originally Posted by snapdragen View Post
    Whee, who knew such benign movements could cause soooo much pain! First my PT did a little massage/manipulation of my shoulder, then I did what seemed like really passive movements/exercises. Pulleys, some isometrics, table slides, and the dreaded wand movements. Yeouch. Ice packs never felt so good.
    Yup, been there, done that. Just do what they say. I decided to take a "short ride" complete with cervical collar. Bad pookey. What really hurt was the jarring from the road. The only good thing - cars REALLY avoided me.

    Hey - I like your tag line "zipper neck." I got one too. Wish I would have done something about the scar, but it's 3.5 years old now. Don't even know if there is anything that CAN be done. I was too concerned with the bones in the neck to worry about the scar on the skin.
    To train a dog, you must be more interesting than dirt.

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  7. #7
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    Dec 2005
    Location
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    Another round of PT?

    I'll quit grumbling about my uncooperative shoulders, shut-up, and do my stretches. Although there does seem to be a direct correlation between my shoulder pain and hours on the key-board.

    Hope you get to feeling better soonly, and can get out there and ride.
    Beth

 

 

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