I had shoulder surgery November 9. Yes, it is painful and I am doing PT. It doesn't hurt quite as excruciatingly as it did BEFORE the surgery though. The doctor is saying I should be completely back to specs by November 2012. *Crosses fingers* I had gotten to where I couldn't even lift 10 pounds of feed. The chickens didn't much like that. Especially since I couldn't lift the 3 1/2 gallon waterers. ~30 pounds. It's funny you should say I am my chicken's present. They had pretty much quit laying and DH was complaining about it. I got my staples out and was allowed to go out of the house and visit them. They were very excited to see me. They have also been laying about 4 dozen eggs a day. :D They were laying max. 11 per day and we have A LOT of hens. It was like they said, "We're SO glad to see you! Where have you been? We thought a predator got you. Here! Have an egg!" It's nice to see them too. :love: Angelique
--- In CHICKENS-101@yahoogroups.com, CathrynTherese Fitch Walden <cathryntherese@...> wrote:
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> Angelique, When did you have shoulder surgery? A teacher at work had shoulder surgery and told us that it was an extremely painful surgery and recovery. She is still working on recovery and P/T and her surgery was in June. Is your shoulder still very sore? You were your chicken's present!
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> Cathryn rainbowsilkies MI
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