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Old 03-11-2015, 04:35 PM #27
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Originally Posted by Stang1 View Post
I'm not sure if mine is protracted or rotated. My Dr and PT don't give me much info. I don't think my deltoid is effected at least I hope not. I just know that my arm/shoulder does not work right. It is very noticeable when I try to pull something apart. Left shoulder seems to float around.

I have heard that a nerve graft is time sensitive but I don't think this is.
Keep me posted. Im 48.
Stang1,

Hopefully, I'll have some positive information to share next week.

Maybe, we can talk by phone sometime. It is comforting to know that there is one other person out there going through the same thing.

We are close in age, I'm 53.
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