Moose wrote';
Glad you are almost back to full function.
I'm sure
some regular ingestion of Bigos would have hurried the process along,
and would finish the healing job, as well as put some meat on your
bones.
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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.
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A
loose tread recently dumped me unceremoniously on a concrete walkway. I
got off with a very slight abrasion on one knee, a slight foot strain
that was gone in 2-3 days - and a sore little finger on my left
hand.
As the swelling went down, I realized there was something loose
at the end phalanx. When I typed, there would be a funny little 'click'
feeling and it would get achy.
I think I broke the smallest bone in my
hands. And even that little thing gets in the way of regular activities.
A
shoulder would really slow one down.
I now have a little home made
splint taped to it, can type easily and nothing hurts.
D. P.
Moose
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I had never heard of Bigos until now .
unknown to me
Good luck with the finger mend. As I remarked to another
list member a few days ago - off-list - the ability of the body to
repair itself is sometimes remarkable.
At present I'm using a Niagara
( made in Canada) vibrating massager ( we now have two sorts), to help
speed up the repair. Those + gently increasing exercise on the rowing
machine + floor exercises I know of.
Brian
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