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<blockquote data-quote="CDA" data-source="post: 31458" data-attributes="member: 103">So here is an update:&nbsp; Had the stitches removed last Thursday from the shoulder and I have limited movement right now.&nbsp; I cannot move my arm up pass a 45 degree angle or lift anything greater than 5lbs. until the first of the year when I have my follow up.&nbsp; This is the time that is needed to allow the Labrum and Bicep tear to get attached to the shoulder better.&nbsp; This will then allow me to start more structured and intense physical therapy sessions so I hope I can be back on the bike in Feb for some light duty riding (<img src="https://www.dirtbikeaddicts.com/static/images/smilies/devil.gif"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":devil:" title="Devil&nbsp; &nbsp; :devil:" data-shortname=":devil:" />).&nbsp;Just to recap, I had a torn Labrum and torn Bicep Tendon on the left shoulder.&nbsp; I also had an infected bone spur on the top of my shoulder area by the tear which needed to be removed.&nbsp; Once the Doctor got in there, the tear was worst than the MRI showed so a lot of fixing was going on.&nbsp;I have some video and pics to follow so if for some reason you can't handle seeing the inside of someone, move along.&nbsp; It really is not that bad.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CDA, post: 31458, member: 103"] So here is an update: Had the stitches removed last Thursday from the shoulder and I have limited movement right now. I cannot move my arm up pass a 45 degree angle or lift anything greater than 5lbs. until the first of the year when I have my follow up. This is the time that is needed to allow the Labrum and Bicep tear to get attached to the shoulder better. This will then allow me to start more structured and intense physical therapy sessions so I hope I can be back on the bike in Feb for some [B]light duty[/B] riding (:devil:). Just to recap, I had a torn Labrum and torn Bicep Tendon on the left shoulder. I also had an infected bone spur on the top of my shoulder area by the tear which needed to be removed. Once the Doctor got in there, the tear was worst than the MRI showed so a lot of fixing was going on. I have some video and pics to follow so if for some reason you can't handle seeing the inside of someone, move along. It really is not that bad. [/QUOTE]

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