Most shoulder problems fall into four major categories:
- Tendon inflammation (bursitis or tendinitis) or tendon tear
- Instability
- Arthritis
- Fracture (broken bone)
Followers of this blog will know that I recently had a fall. You may also know that I have been having pain in my arm and shoulder. And that I had an MRI. (shouldn't that be "a MRI"? "an" sounds better in my head) - Tuesday I went to see my Dr. to find out what was happening. I seem to have major arthritis not only is the rotator cuff involved but the ball and socket joint is deteriorating. I also have some pulled tendons from the fall. So the saga continues with a trip to the Orthopedist to see what he can do and physical therapy. Such fun getting old. So it still hurts to type and I don't much feel like commenting on anything. So enjoy this cartoon which is too good to wait until Friday and thanks for stopping by.
1 comment:
I've always wondered about "a" vs. "an" when writing an acronym in a sentence. It sounds better in my head too. I think it is because if you say "M", it's really the equivalent to saying/writing "em" which starts with a vowel so it sounds like it calls for an "an". I don't know which way is correct though.
The security camera joke is pretty good.
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