Thanks for your reply Kathryn. My frozen shoulder problem has been
caused by slipping while climbing over a wire fence on my property. I
wrenched the shoulder in the fall but thought nothing of it at the
time. Over the passed few weeks the frozen problem has set in making
it very difficult to move my arm in some directions. Fortunately out
here all medical expences due to an accident are covered by the govt.
so I'm now in the hands of a physiotherapist who is already making a
difference. You're sure right about the pain bit :-)
Cheers, Roger
On 16 Sep, 2008, at 4:21 AM, Clayton Family wrote:
Yes. If you want to spend the money or have insurance, you can go
to a sports doc, they will likely refer you for physical therapy,
which includes exercises to make the muscles move. It hurts like
crazy, but it works. They give you exercises to do at home, and IF
you do them regularly, the muscles relax. My husband went through
this, and it worked very well. That was some years ago. Now once in
a great while it will act up a tiny bit, and he starts his
exercises again. He works on a computer all day, so maybe it is
related to the positions involved.
Best Wishes, Kathryn
On Sep 12, 2008, at 7:50 PM, Roger Barker wrote:
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