Bass's shoulder surgery!

**kelkel** · 10-10-2014, 10:16 AM

That's a big difference in estimations....

**almostgone** · 10-10-2014, 06:23 PM

From my experience, Bass, the progress during the first couple of weeks was so-so, but after a few weeks of PT, the healing process/progress seemed to accelerate. Glad to hear your session went well!

**bass** · 10-12-2014, 08:34 PM

Originally Posted by almostgone

From my experience, Bass, the progress during the first couple of weeks was so-so, but after a few weeks of PT, the healing process/progress seemed to accelerate. Glad to hear your session went well!

This is exactly what I'm finding out. Thanks for mentioning it.

**lovbyts** · 10-13-2014, 01:02 AM

Originally Posted by bass

this afternoon is my first therapy session, but few days ago as I was doing some stretches at home I heard a pop, more like a rip or multiple pops at ones. my doc said since there was no repair made I could stretch as far as I can tolerating pain, he said not to worry I won't damage anything. when I called his office the first thing the nurse said that's not good! then called me later and said to go ahead with the therapy and tell then what happened, if I don't see improvement then go see my doc.

sound was so loud three of my boys standing near me heard it. there was no pain when it happened but when I let go if the pressure I felt it and stayed with me for couple of days and now is much better. the sound/pop/crack I felt was on top of my shoulder or collar bone. will keep you posted.

Sounds like just a tendon. You will be surprised how much noise they can make when they snap/slip. Not tear. I bet it's just due to inactivity and nothing to worry about.

**uhit** · 10-13-2014, 01:44 PM

I've torn my MCL and my mates broken his actual leg and the difference is huge in sound lol.

A tear makes hardly any noise and you pretty much don't feel it for a few moments after it happens. A break on the other hand had my friend screaming the second he landed from a leap and we could hear the snap