One more day of work tomorrow , then in for a procedure on my shoulder on tuesday. They are taking 3/4" off of my clavicle, shaving down the bone spurs, and debreading the tissue. Should be out of work 3-9 weeks according to the doctor. No bow hunting for me, but hopefully will recover enough for shotgun, and muzzleloading season. I am glad I am finally getting this done as my shoulder has been going down hill for the past 5 or 6 years. Last couple of months it has gotten really bad, and the pain has been bringing me to tears at times.

best of luck Bill.....don't rush it.....heal well...

Best of luck Billy .I hope all goes well ><><><

Good luck Bill that doesn't sound like fun.

good Luck Bill

don't forget the extra C and E to speed up healing

ain't enough in a multi vitamin :smash: the RDA is too LOW

silicon prevents bone spurs- found in oatmeal or grains

good luck bill speedy pain free recovery

Good luck Bill - easy on the nurses...

Best of luck to you. Hopefully it's your non-dominant arm. 3-9 weeks is a large window - hope it's closer to 3.

Bill, hope all goes well and you have a good recovery.

Bill, ditto on all the above. Hope you heal fast.

They will probably be able to give you a more definitive timeframe after the procedure. The initial timeframe is usually a round figure timeframe given before they have actually gone in and done the work. Hopefully you will fall in the low end of the recovery time frame.

Best of luck Bill, be happy it is only 3 to 9 weeks

I was out 3 1/2 months with my thumb

Good Luck Bill, and it's all about attitude..keep positive and things will go well..

geez Bill, I hope you recover fast and well. Don't go and wreck your other shoulder now.

Good luck Bill --- The therapy is a bitch, but the drugs are fine !!:jump1:

Good luck with it Bill.

Good luck Bill. Hope everything goes well and your recovery is quick.

Best of luck with it.

Thanks guys, the operation went well. There were no suprises in there. They gave me pics, not that I know what I am looking at. The pain block on my arm was trippy, it was like my arm was dead. The meds are working good to.

Great news!

Always stay ahead of the pain, take your meds before you need them

Always stay ahead of the pain, take your meds before you need them

Some of the best advice. If they have you on an opiate like percocet or vicodin, they work much better at pain prevention than pain alleviation.

Good luck and here's to a speedy recovery!:cheers:

Some of the best advice. If they have you on an opiate like percocet or vicodin, they work much better at pain prevention than pain alleviation.

Good luck and here's to a speedy recovery!:cheers:

Johnny, come over to my house after 11/23, I'll have plenty. I am having partial knee replacement. Fortunately, I don't think it is as painful as what The Specialist has just gone through.
Although there appears to be at least 6 power tools involved.

Johnny, come over to my house after 11/23, I'll have plenty. I am having partial knee replacement. Fortunately, I don't think it is as painful as what The Specialist has just gone through.
Although there appears to be at least 6 power tools involved.

Mmmm... Scooby Snacks. After about 6 hours of standing on the rocks of the canal, my back is screaming for some.

Good Luck on the knee replacement. They're doing incredible things now with really quick recovery.