Such a great report to read!! Congrats!
smokeminside posted:Such a great report to read!! Congrats!
+1
Awesome!
Well mine returned to the mound tonight 11.5 months after surgery. Got an inning in during the wrong end of a blowout. Pitched a 123 inning, it was more emotional than I thought it would be. 13 pitches , boy it's just great to see him doing what he loves again. To those who have sons rehabbing trust the process , and be ready to grab Kleenex when he returns!
That's so awesome. So happy fro Brendan! I know that teary feeling!! Much continued success. Keep us posted on the progression.
BucsFanSon crossed another milestone yesterday. Saw Dr. Kremchek and team and got the big "green light" to start the long throwing rehab process. Had him wait until 5.5 months "just because the calendar afforded him that luxury" (Oct. surgery). He said he might even try to throw his first 45 foot session in the courtyard with one of his teammates last night after flying back to school, that is how excited he is . I like the fact that he will "enter the rough rapids" during the warm summer months AND be back home working with his local trainers whom we love.
That's great BucsFan!!! Keep us posted.
Good news BucsFan and continued success and health to your son. It is a LONG road indeed!
My experience from three UCL reconstructions is that the biggest problem is psychological. It takes awhile to trust in the knee again. It's hard to explain. Some guys get over it and move on. I never could. However, my surgeries were 30 year ago when recovery took 12-18 months minimum.
Congrats BucsFan....wishing the best for your boy!
That's Awesome Bucsfan!!
Wishing your son the best Bucsfan.
One step at a time. Don't let him rush it.
Been a while since I posted. Jeremy reinjured his elbow pitching in the championship league game on Saturday. Not sure of outcome, he is in MRI as I am typing this. Hopefully coach caught it in time. He is very competitive, which is good most of the time, and didn't tell anyone it was hurting. Coach saw something and went to get him, he talked his way into 2 more pitches, then coach took him out. He was pitching a shutout 2 hitter at time into 5th and didn't want to let his teammates down.
he went to MRI alone because he wanted it that way. Wanted to deal with the news himself before he told anyone. if you see this soon pray for him.
chefmike7777 posted:Been a while since I posted. Jeremy reinjured his elbow pitching in the championship league game on Saturday. Not sure of outcome, he is in MRI as I am typing this. Hopefully coach caught it in time. He is very competitive, which is good most of the time, and didn't tell anyone it was hurting. Coach saw something and went to get him, he talked his way into 2 more pitches, then coach took him out. He was pitching a shutout 2 hitter at time into 5th and didn't want to let his teammates down.
he went to MRI alone because he wanted it that way. Wanted to deal with the news himself before he told anyone. if you see this soon pray for him.
Chef - Praying for good news, brother!
Sorry to hear this. Best of luck and hoping for a clean MRI.
Prayers up.
he just texted me. No ligament damage at all. Need to spend summer rehabbing flexor mass, no summer ball, He will be good to go for the fall! I can't stop crying - LOL
Good news ChefMike! Glad to hear it.
Got me on a roller coaster ride here, Chef! Was just getting caught up. Will pray for him anyway. Anyone who has seen him knows he is a bulldog/competitive, so this is all understandable. I am convinced it takes 2 years to get back to normal (and will have to be reminded of that many times next year, I am sure!). Keep us all posted as much as you are willing.