No riding for a while
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No riding for a while
This sucks. Got into a car accident a few months ago and been dealing with lots of shoulder pain. MRI shows that I tore my labral cuff. Doctor says I need surgery, so I go in beginning of October. They're going to put a couple of screws in, and some sutures. 6 weeks in a sling, and 6 months to a year for physical thereapy/rehab. Guess my bike will sit for a while.
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RE: No riding for a while
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Hopefully you live in a place where winter lasts more than a month, therefore you can heal up and not miss out on too much riding time..........and be ready to hit the roads hard in the spring when you're all healed up.
Hopefully you live in a place where winter lasts more than a month, therefore you can heal up and not miss out on too much riding time..........and be ready to hit the roads hard in the spring when you're all healed up.
Thanks for the advice too. Yep, physical therapy is a pain in the ***, but when I broke my back, didn't follow through and pay for it now. A full day of riding will leave me hunched over like a grandma with osteoporosis, and popping Vicodin. So I plan to jump through all the hoops this time.
I got about 2 and half weeks to go, so I'll be riding as much as possible.
Thanks again for the thoughts and advice.
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RE: No riding for a while
Had decompression surgery on my right shoulder 4 years ago ... the rehab started the day after surgery and lasted 3 months. Not trying to scare you but the thing peeps often leave out is that shoulder surgery is the most painful surgery and rehab the orthopedic docs do. It was well worth it because the intense pain for a week or so was much less than the constant pain before they fixed it.
Good luck and keep us updated.
Good luck and keep us updated.