that's a sweet work bench!
INORITE! I was so happy when he opened the garage and saw that, and for free.99.that's a sweet work bench!
Oh man. Did my labrum last year and I’m still recoveringThe Bicycle claims another victim!
My wife fell off her bicycle last month & she wrecked her rotator cuff. Today I took her in for shoulder surgery. She wasn’t nearly this when she came out.View attachment 252100
So far the roughest part was when she barfed and peed in my truck. I was out there cleaning the upholstery while she was snoozed out.Oh man. Did my labrum last year and I’m still recovering
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Not being a doctor, I had to look that up, and it tells me that the labrum is the mouth part of a grasshopper or similar insect.Oh man. Did my labrum last year and I’m still recovering
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Not being a doctor, I had to look that up, and it tells me that the labrum is the mouth part of a grasshopper or similar insect.
Must be a typo captain.
Sounds complexI've had both rotators replaced. Reinjured the left one. It was beyond repair so the did a reverse shoulder replacement. Now there is no rotator and different muscles are repurposed to replace my rotator cuff.
My anchors look exactly like white zip tiesSo is it my imagination, or did they put her back together with pvc pipe and blue shoelaces?
Normally the ball is the top of the bone, the socket it naturally in the shoulder. For the reverse they cut off the top of the arm bone and drive a socket in there that looks like an oversized golf tee made from titanium. Then, they screw a ball into the shoulder. Various muscles hold tension pulling the joint together. I'm not supposed to ever lift over 25lbs. above my head.Sounds complex
NoNormally the ball is the top of the bone, the socket it naturally in the shoulder. For the reverse they cut off the top of the arm bone and drive a socket in there that looks like an oversized golf tee made from titanium. Then, they screw a ball into the shoulder. Various muscles hold tension pulling the joint together. I'm not supposed to ever lift over 25lbs. above my head.
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