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Well, home from surgery already. I'm a little sore and still a little loopy so I guess when that wears off I'll be in a bit more pain but compared to the other three surgeries, this was a piece of cake.
On another note, I had the door open last night at midnight to cool off he house a little and woke up this morning to snow. Global warming anybody? LOL
On another note, I had the door open last night at midnight to cool off he house a little and woke up this morning to snow. Global warming anybody? LOL
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Time will tell if it did any good. I had a bilateral shoulder manipulation because i couldn't raise my arms above chest lever, or rotate my shoulders to a waving position, if that makes sense.
Also had what's called Cubital Tunnel Syndrome, which is damaged Ulnar nerve basically (funny bone nerve).
My left arm has been basically useless since Sept. The surgeon opened the cubital tunnel where the nerve bundles run through your elbow and moved my nerves off to one side to relieve the pressure. After a few months I'll know if it helped any. Sometimes it does, sometimes not. I hope so though, because my job won't let me come back to work unless I pass a fairly tough physical. Right now, I couldn't pass at all and I really miss work.
Besides it's getting warm and I want to camp, fish, grill, work on the house and deck, and I have a lot of scrap building up around back that needs hauled off.
Also had what's called Cubital Tunnel Syndrome, which is damaged Ulnar nerve basically (funny bone nerve).
My left arm has been basically useless since Sept. The surgeon opened the cubital tunnel where the nerve bundles run through your elbow and moved my nerves off to one side to relieve the pressure. After a few months I'll know if it helped any. Sometimes it does, sometimes not. I hope so though, because my job won't let me come back to work unless I pass a fairly tough physical. Right now, I couldn't pass at all and I really miss work.
Besides it's getting warm and I want to camp, fish, grill, work on the house and deck, and I have a lot of scrap building up around back that needs hauled off.