Proximal Tendon Tear ; Am I risking further damage?

[sako2]

Preacher have you tried a inverion table for your back. It really helps me with back pain.

 

[preacher]

I had one years ago, but I could not get the relief from it I had hoped for. I got to where it would spasm when I was "inverted" and couldn't hardly pull myself upright to get off of it! ha It was a hoot. I have a stretching time and 2 visits a week with the PT, it really helps.

 

[xphunter]

I did go ahead yesterday and ordered a Lead Sled ( I hated to do it too!) I can do alot with about any rifle off it, but I'm just being safe. Once I get my load set for the 150 TTSX in my heirloom JC Higgins '06 (which I'm having braked and a nice soft recoil pad put on) I'll shoot it in for zero and be set. On a side note, my back blew out last February (bad spasms, couldnt stand up straight for a long time) Monday I finally see the back surgeon ( he has operated on me twice, but no fusion) and see what he says now. I have a great Physical Therapist thats kept me mobile so far, ha. I really dont think he will suggest anything right now, I'm doing very well with the low back for now. PTL Im counting on this shoulder settling down and being "gentler" with it, ha. Thats what 20+ yrs of Military and Oilfield work, Rigging, Trucking will get you (this was "before" going into Ministry fulltime in '90. The three years I was in Bible College in Tulsa i worked hauling bread in semis at night for Rainbow, thats where I bloew out the bottom disc in '89 and had first surgery, so that was the end of my Commercial Trucking then. I dont miss it, moving drilling rigs in a pine sapling thicket in summertime East Texas with no breeze is an "experience", lol

Well...You could always start shooting a specialty pistol...Just saying they are kind of easy on the shoulder