Had an appointment with the VA in ABQ yesterday, 6 days after the surgery to 
see how things were going and get
stitches out. I swear, one of those stitches on the back over the Deltoid felt 
like it ran all the way down to my
left great toe. Doc Lesko was more than pleased with my progress. His intention 
was to evaluate and schedule me for
physical therapy after examination. Mind you I set up my own therapy to keep 
the mussel structure from getting
stiff and work it a bit since there were no clear instructions other than to 
keep it moving and only sling it when
necessary to alleviate pain. Doc Lesko was impressed that my passive range of 
motion was nearly 100% and my active
ROM was about 60%, (50% greater than expected). He ask about my régime and 
workout times and how I came up with the
ideas for it. Told him went back to my "Books" and did some research on mussel 
movement and uses and worked from
there.

He said he would see me back in 4 weeks and was not going to waste my time with 
scheduling a therapist since I was
3 weeks ahead of where I was expected to be in passive and active range of 
motion. Did want me to refrain from any
lifting or stress workouts using the biceps for fear of damaging the tendon 
attachment to the soft tissue after
being snipped.

Guess having all those "books" over the years and the varied interest I have 
help paid off in time and recovery.
Never said I had a limited interest in subjects, but being a "Jack of All 
Trades" paid off I think. Still have
discomfort and it hurts after hauling hay or feed, but life goes on. At least I 
only have to move the big ice chest
one time from the car to the house, thank you Lord.

Sharfschutze.
"The most important six inches on the battlefield is between your ears."
"One who stands with his convictions never stands alone"
"A pen in the hand of this president is far more dangerous than a gun in the 
hands of 200 million law-abiding
citizens."
"Once you learn to quit, it becomes a habit." - Vince Lombardi

Jimi


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