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    FWIW: my wife had her shoulder repair and subsequent reverse shoulder replacement at OHSU. Doc is one of the best.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jaudette3 View Post
    I'm aware that rotary cuff injuries don't heal on their own and that range of motion will be severely limited without surgery but I'm not sure I care. I'm not going to get back into a shell any time soon and my athletic days are definitely over. Here is the $64 question (I told you I was old). Will the pain eventually go away without (or even with) surgery? I've been on the chronic pain road for many years (5 back surgeries including a spinal fusion, open heart surgery a year ago, etc.) but the rotary cuff pain is a new level. I like to think that I'm a pretty stoic SOB but this one is kicking my butt.
    Taken with a grain of salt... I recall AJ Foyt talking about healing, and what worked best after fairly serious crashes, some that involved bones broken..and 'for him' it meant going out 8 or so hours a day, in discomfort, and painting fence rail along a ranch.

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    And how many rotator cuff tears did AJ report fixing by painting fences? I missed that part of it.

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    Good luck. My brother eventually had to have surgery.
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    I'm hoping your starting to feel better. I'll pray that you have a full recovery.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chris Pomares View Post
    I'm hoping your starting to feel better. I'll pray that you have a full recovery.
    +1 wishing full recovery ...
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