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  1. #101
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    Quote Originally Posted by Whiteroom_Guardian View Post
    The worst part right now: My guts are barely moving.
    Tuck in!


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    don't forget the laxative !!
    Lee Lau - xxx-er is the laziest Asian canuck I know

  3. #103
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    Ive done 3x colace daily, miralax once daily, and even did a fucking fleet yesterday to get some relief. I've had 5 or 6 surgeries before and have never shut off this bad.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Whiteroom_Guardian View Post
    Ive done 3x colace daily, miralax once daily, and even did a fucking fleet yesterday to get some relief. I've had 5 or 6 surgeries before and have never shut off this bad.
    Srsly - try the prunes. When I was on oxy for my back issues, the prunes were a life-saver.

  5. #105
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    Try to score some colonoscopy prep solution

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    Quote Originally Posted by Whiteroom_Guardian View Post
    The worst part right now: My guts are barely moving. Other than that I'm not in terrible pain. Only on 2.5mg of Oxycodone this AM with Tylenol. Trying to work but also tired as fuck from not sleeping very well.
    I was wondering how the pain was this weekend. Glad to hear it isn't too bad, but damn, sorry to hear about the guts!

    Do you have a link to write a google review?

  7. #107
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    I can’t comment on being plugged up, but I have an inspiring update. Two weeks ago, I honestly thought I was basically out for the season. After some kind of dramatic change in my mental state and healing, I have been riding almost every day, including Sunday for a few hours in Pocatello, and almost 4k yesterday in SLC. Even a Bobsled lap with Beaterdit.
    Hang tight, it will get better!
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  8. #108
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    Quote Originally Posted by WMD View Post
    I was wondering how the pain was this weekend. Glad to hear it isn't too bad, but damn, sorry to hear about the guts!

    Do you have a link to write a google review?
    I started to dial back the pain medication two nights ago. Was barely on any at all yesterday. Big mistake. Was in some of the worst pain yet last night and barely slept. Oh well.

    I will email you a link to my Google review page.

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  9. #109
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    Quote Originally Posted by rideit View Post
    I can’t comment on being plugged up, but I have an inspiring update. Two weeks ago, I honestly thought I was basically out for the season. After some kind of dramatic change in my mental state and healing, I have been riding almost every day, including Sunday for a few hours in Pocatello, and almost 4k yesterday in SLC. Even a Bobsled lap with Beaterdit.
    Hang tight, it will get better!
    Glad to hear it man! Has your doc talked about PRP injection therapies? I have heard this has helped some people delay full replacement for a few years.

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  10. #110
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    Quote Originally Posted by PB View Post
    Try to score some colonoscopy prep solution
    This if nothing else works.

    10 oz of Mag citrate usually works though. Available at any pharmacy.

    I can only hope you have pooped by now.
    the drugs made me realize it's not about the drugs

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    Two weeks post op remplissage + bankart repair. The surgeon I chose for this procedure has a non-negotiable policy when it comes to interscalene blocks for these procedures, sub scapular only. Hope you all are healing well!


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    Quote Originally Posted by mooseknuckles View Post
    Two weeks post op remplissage + bankart repair. The surgeon I chose for this procedure has a non-negotiable policy when it comes to interscalene blocks for these procedures, sub scapular only. Hope you all are healing well!

    Glad you are on the mend. Game time decision my surgeon opted to not do the remplissage so I wouldn't get "too tight". Just did the bankart. Nerve block is so weird with the needle in the neck, but cannot even image surgery without it.

    Being in the sling is torture. So much I need to do around the house let alone just wanting to ride my bike etc. Dog just got neutered, I've come down with covid bad for the first time in a couple years, work is slow right now. Trying few weeks.

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    I know you know but.

    One day at a time for this too. Hang tough.
    I have been in this State for 30 years and I am willing to admit that I am part of the problem.

    "Happiest years of my life were earning < $8.00 and hour, collecting unemployment every spring and fall, no car, no debt and no responsibilities. 1984-1990 Park City UT"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bunion 2020 View Post
    I know you know but.

    One day at a time for this too. Hang tough.
    Thanks man.

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    Anyone here had shoulder replacement or 2nd hand experience with shoulder replacement? Wondering how active the shoulder can actually be after the surgery- E.g. how much throwing can you do, what about MTB and skiing (including falling), etc. Is it a surgery to just make it easier to sleep through the night, or is there a good chance the surgery can get an athlete back to doing athletic things.

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    Grain of salt time. I was told a replacement has a shorter recovery time than a repair.

    Either way I would count on a 12 month window before you start to get back to 90%
    I have been in this State for 30 years and I am willing to admit that I am part of the problem.

    "Happiest years of my life were earning < $8.00 and hour, collecting unemployment every spring and fall, no car, no debt and no responsibilities. 1984-1990 Park City UT"

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    Thanks WRG, sorry to hear about the added unnecessary medical complications. Like you said, total game time decision. We were told in pre-op, in and out under an hour, at the 2.5 hour mark my wife started to plan my funeral. 3.5 hours, on to recovery. This was my 4th bankart on that shoulder, 7th bankart total and 8th (4L + 4R) shoulder surgery. Sling torture is real! Have you considered the market for sleeveless bross hoodies?


    Quote Originally Posted by Bunion 2020 View Post
    Grain of salt time. I was told a replacement has a shorter recovery time than a repair.
    + 1

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    Quote Originally Posted by californiagrown View Post
    Anyone here had shoulder replacement or 2nd hand experience with shoulder replacement? Wondering how active the shoulder can actually be after the surgery- E.g. how much throwing can you do, what about MTB and skiing (including falling), etc. Is it a surgery to just make it easier to sleep through the night, or is there a good chance the surgery can get an athlete back to doing athletic things.
    I know a guy who did a partial 7-8 years ago. Ski, rides bikes, lifts weights, etc. Seems to have worked out really well and surely the tech has only gotten better.

  19. #119
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    Seems like shoulders are like spines: no two injuries are the same. What works for me, will in all likelihood not work for thee.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dantheman View Post
    I know a guy who did a partial 7-8 years ago. Ski, rides bikes, lifts weights, etc. Seems to have worked out really well and surely the tech has only gotten better.
    Honestly my main concern is throwing. I played fairly high level throwing sports into my early 20s and my toddler will be ready to start playing catch next year when he is 3. I want to coach his teams, and be a functional dad who can play catch, throw BP, toss a football, etc. I have not been able to grab a plate off the top shelf for about 2 years now, let alone throw and im really worried that im going to miss out on a lot of that quality time. Everything i read online basically says that after shoulder replacement the patient is supposed to avoid repetitive movements, and it is all geared towards senior citizens... i cannot find anything about a return to throwing that doesnt mention grandkids.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dantheman View Post
    I know a guy who did a partial 7-8 years ago. Ski, rides bikes, lifts weights, etc. Seems to have worked out really well and surely the tech has only gotten better.
    A partial shoulder joint replacement? A hemiarthroplasty? Those are usually reserved for elderly patients with proximal humerus fractures.


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  22. #122
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    Saw the doc today for 6 week checkup. I've definitely been doing too much lifting with my arm but he didn't see any red flags that I damaged the surgical site. He believe maybe 30% healed right now and I can start weaning off the sling, but honestly I'm gonna keep wearing it a bunch. I wish I had one where my arm was strapped to my chest honestly. I can't fucking help myself. I've been out mowing and weed wacking and working around the house etc. If I fuck this up he said next step is a replacement or possibly some other crazy surgery with a weird name where they cut bones off one part of my shoulder and move them to the front of the glenoid rim.

    Ughhhh. If only work was busier I wouldn't be quite so stressed. Work is slow. I cant really work out. I ride the trainer and then feel like death for a week because my covid symptoms flare back up. Tough couple of months.

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    heal up mang

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    Damn. Super bummed to hear your healing process is still going so poorly. Hopefully things turn around for you soon, buddy.

  25. #125
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    Your progress is about the same as when I had mine repaired. It’s a long slow road and it sucks when all you can do for exercise is hike, run (poorly) or ride a trainer indoors.

    Be patient (yes I know that’s really hard).
    Do your rehab exercises, but only what they tell you - being an overachiever will end up setting you back.

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