I feel your pain. I'm now undergoing physical therapy on my left
shoulder after having done the same thing with the right shoulder some 6
months ago. My problem is that I don't have a cat nor an abusive wife
on whom to blame the injury. In fact I don't even know if I was injured
as in: "felled by a cat". All I know is that the shoulders suddenly
became very painful for no apparent reason. You at least know enough
now not to trip over your cat. :-)
Chuck Norcutt
On 5/18/2014 3:46 PM, bj@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
You might recall that some weeks ? 6? ago, I was felled by our cat,
injuring one knee (deep abrasion) and left shoulder muscles.
The news
is that finally, after several weeks, my knee has healed very well and
my shoulder is about 95% OK, to the extent that I have resumed cautious
rowing machine exercise.
Having had a good look in wikipedia about the
musculature of the shoulder joint and the shoulder blade, I am much more
respectful of that very complex area. I just have to restore the
strength and function there.
The loss of the use of one arm is not a
trivial matter.
At my age, seemingly it doesn't take a whole lot to
throw your body and life out of whack, as the saying goes, and it takes
more effort to regain lost ground, if that is even possible.
Onwards
and upwards :-) Brian
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