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08-02-2007, 12:28 PM
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Learning to shoot again
Well, I am into my 6th week after surgery to reattach three tendons in my left shoulder. According to the data I have read, a bycep tendon detachment is a common thing after age 50 and I had one of those. I guess what makes the rest unusual is the severed pectorial tendon and the severed rotator tendon.
So far the recovery is going better than expected (I am doing my exercises to a T) and my doctor says I should be able to shoot clays again. Some of you elder shooters had shoulder surgery before? Ed
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