truckyfd
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Post by truckyfd on Oct 19, 2009 12:49:33 GMT -5
got my mri on my shoulder back today!
got 2 tendon's part tear
garbage in in the joint
and aleast one tear in the laebrum!
look's like i'm done till spring king's son of a b-----h
wait on the ortho to call!!!!
so have fun ya'll give me a target for spring!!!!!!!!!!
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Post by diggin4grouper on Oct 19, 2009 13:12:58 GMT -5
sorry to hear that trucky , hope you get back out there sooner than that though , you are going to have withdraws lol , get better buddie
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Post by filletnrelease on Oct 19, 2009 14:43:58 GMT -5
Sorry to hear that Wayne. Take care and don't try nothing too soon. Let her heal good and I'll try and keep the Kings occupied. LOL. They will probably be in mourning when the here this.
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Post by inshorebasher on Oct 19, 2009 22:18:26 GMT -5
take care of that shoulder wayne!!! i know mine's pretty messed up too and makes everyday things a pain in teh rear.
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Post by eaglesfanguy on Oct 20, 2009 3:43:25 GMT -5
Damn Wayne.. What the heck did you do?
Wish you luck bro, get well soon.
I know eddie messed his up, One too many rides on the Alone train.
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Post by bodysnatcher on Oct 20, 2009 12:11:42 GMT -5
I wish you a speedy recovery.
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Post by havetofish on Oct 20, 2009 14:13:40 GMT -5
Geez Wayne...just as the water temps are starting to drop...sorry man. Hope all goes well.
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Post by goindeep on Oct 20, 2009 22:28:31 GMT -5
Damn Truck, did you steal my shoulder? Ive got the same problem.
My MRI revealed torn tendons, shredded labrum, fractured something-or-other, partially torn bicep....
Does yours ever pop out (dislocate)? Mine has about 100 times over the last 20 years. I used to be able to pop it back in myself, but now it takes a trip to the ER, they have to knock me out and yank it back in. I was planning on getting surgery this spring, but it looks like thats put off for about a year or so.
Keep me posted on exactly what kind of repairs youre gonna have done, Im hoping they can fix mine arthoscopically, but its not looking good, with all thats wrong with it, Im sure theyre gonna have to open me up and do a rebuild.
Oh, and dont forget to post pics, post surgery. I wanna know what I might have to look forward to!!!
Hang in there buddy!
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Post by truckyfd on Oct 21, 2009 20:32:08 GMT -5
still havin;t been to ortho YET!!!!!!!!
might still get a day on sunday iff there in!
i think THIS will be the weekend to do it!!!
AND i'm gonns try D======m it!!!!!!!!!!
oh, and goin, yes it slides out to the south , but so far i can put it back!!!!
usally they do a vid of the operation, if they do i'll send you a copy! lmfao!!!!!!!!!!!
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Post by bill jacques on Oct 22, 2009 12:56:54 GMT -5
Wow, Sorry to hear that Wayne, hope things work out
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Post by dive2cfish on Oct 23, 2009 7:17:44 GMT -5
Hey Steve and Wayne, I've had the same thing. My advice, DON"T DO ANYTHING, unless you can"t avoid it. I have had 4 surgeries on the same shoulder, from torn labrum to complete reconstruction. I am worse off now than I was before the surgeries. You just learn to live with the pain. I have nerve damage after the second one. I can't feel my pinkie finger to this day, and that surgery was in '98. A torn labrum will heal itself if you take care it, but it takes time. The third one was the complete reconstruction, including the biceps tendon. The fourth was to fix the problems that the third caused. If having a 1'x1/2' piece of bone removed to stop the fraying of the biceps tendon sounds like fun then have at it. I've had 3 different doctors, each trying to fix the other's mistakes. At this point, I will never get anything done on it again.
Good luck to ya both.
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Post by truckyfd on Oct 23, 2009 18:22:43 GMT -5
as much as iwanna,
even with the SKA KING OF THE BEACH
this weekend,
better part of valor say's stay home!
have a pointment with surgine on monday!
i'll miss fall! but watch out in spring!
gonna kick all your butt'S
let ya know how i'm doin!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Post by goindeep on Oct 24, 2009 17:14:56 GMT -5
Hey Chris, thanks for the info. When did you have these surgeries done? (I saw '98 listed which is over 10 years ago). I think the technology has improved quite a bit since then, at least thats what Ive read.
The problem with mine is no longer having the ability to re-set it myself after it pops. Its impossible for me to get it back in place now, and I HAVE to go to the ER to have it put back in. The reason I never worried about getting it fixed before, was the fact that I COULD pop it back in. Sure it hurt, but I always dealt with the pain. Now, however, I have to make sure no matter where Im at, I have the option to get to a hospital if need be. Imagine if I went on an offshore trip, and it popped out. No way could I sit there for hours waiting to get back to civilization...Id go completely nuts.
When its out of socket, the pain is so intense Ive actually blacked out/passed out a few times from the pain -- once on the way being driven to the ER, once in the ER waiting room, and once while I was driving MYSELF to the ER when it popped out in my sleep and had no one to drive me (I had to pull over quickly and slam my car into park on a sidewalk -- NOT FUN!! lol)
Trust me, if I could still pop it back in, I wouldnt worry about it, but its way beyond that point. I just hope I can find a good surgeon that can fix it enough so that it will stay in place.
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Post by dive2cfish on Oct 24, 2009 21:10:21 GMT -5
Hey Steve, surgeries were 97, 98, 2001, 2003. Sounds like you are dislocating your shoulder. That is how my problems started. You certainly have some issues. Find a orthopediac Dr. that has done sports injuries. I know what you are going through and it blows. Hope you have good insurance. My 3rd op was over 40 g's. I will be out on the SSP in the a.m. if you want to talk some more.
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