Reply to "Torn Labrum recovery"

infielddad10,000+ posts

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The two not playing were not fastidious about their rehab, while the recovered player followed rehab protocol to a T. This may be conincidental, but it is how it went down

Ah geez, why not just be happy your son was able to fully recover?

Our son worked his butt off to rehab...went through pain, cortisone injections and a lot of good diagnostics with bad or incomplete disclosure and interpretations.
Found out that after working so hard post surgery for 7 months, he had more tears in his labrum...or maybe some not fully addressed in the first surgery.
Some are not as lucky as yours. Doesn't mean they didn't work hard or follow the rehab to a "T."
I'll leave it at that.

10/20/0910:35 PM

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