Glenda how is your shoulder doing?

lsnel

11 years ago

You have been in my thoughts and hope all is well with it.

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terilyn
11 years ago
Me too! I had an injection yesterday, no difference. Don't have the recovery time for the surgery right now. Please tell me the injection took a few days to kick in!
lsnel
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11 years ago
Terilyn, oh boy I am sorry to hear of your shoulder problem too! I tried injections before both of my surgeries (same shoulder) they never worked for me. I have resigned myself to ever being pain free with it but I hope you as well as Glenda can come to a resolve that will rid the pain.
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Thanks for asking, Outside. Tomorrow marks three weeks since my surgery.....times goes by fast when so much fun is being had! When I am freed from the sling, I am going to burn it. PT sessions are going well, if a bit painful, and I see the surgeon for a follow-up next week and there is potential for being allowed to be sling free after that. Gosh, my surgery was on my non-dominant arm (right); I can only sympathize with someone whose dominant arm is tethered to their waist. Through some creative wiggling, I have been able to take care of bathing myself with the exception of a small portion of my back and only need help dressing when it comes to my bra strap. That's a lot of progress, lol. (Thank you, Yoga and Pilates.) Outside, did your husband have a replacement? My repair was done arthroscopically through four little holes. I had tiny little cat whisker stitches.
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glenda_al
11 years ago
Some days it's better, other worse. I work work work it to keep it mobile.

Had a headache with the injection and it helped "somewhat". I still use heat and ice at night.
Plus have a prescritipn for a pain patch that I've used occasionally when absolutely necessary.

Go for another injection,Hyaluronic Acid injection the 13th of May and surgeon appointment in June.

Now the bad thing is my right shoulder is going, and have an MRI scheduled for May 1 on it. Just want to see what's going on and how bad it is and hoping whatever it is we can do some prevention work on it so it won't get as bad as the left.

Thanks for asking,
glenda
lsnel
Original Author
11 years ago
I am sorry to hear that it doesn't appear to be getting a lot better for you. I just hate to see you have surgery when you are alone, but I know the pain and you have to do whatever it takes to ease it. I truly wish you the best!
glenda_al
11 years ago
Surgery will be the last resort. I've heard too much from people my age who had the surgery.
marie_ndcal
11 years ago
Some repairs can be done laproscopy. I know you will check out the specialist in your area for the best. Is there a teaching hospital or place like Mayo or John Hopkins? Just curious
Wish you the best
Marie
glenda_al
11 years ago
Marie, that's where I go. University of Alabama Birmingham for my health care services which is a teaching hospital.

Thanks

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