About 12 years ago or so, stocking feet met hardwood stairs and I did a tumble and yanked up my rotor cuff (shoulder). Six weeks of physical therapy and it was usable again and for the most part, has been fine. Until Mother Nature decided to dump several feet of snow on my driveway and sidewalks.
Now I’ll be looking at about four weeks of physical therapy again, just so I can wash my hair and get dressed every morning without whimpering like a little girl. (No offense to little girls. I used to be one at one point.)
Keep your fingers crossed that physical therapy works and fast, since gardening and kayaking season is coming up eventually, and I’ll need a useable rotor cuff for both.
Anyone else whimpering as a result of winter’s wrath?
