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Say no to reverse shoulder replacement

Joint Replacements | Last Active: Dec 12, 2025 | Replies (82)

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@spcb Thanks for getting back on these issues. Keep up your self-help, you husband would have wanted that if he had noticed your pain. Good luck.
I wish I hadn't been so intimidated by them and their "one-size-fits-all" attitudes and over used one-liners. I have been just in too much pain to do anything but outright weep or cringe in their appointments until now.
I intend to get on with life as best I can. At least I have a good physiotherapist I had prior to the surgery- she is back from long service leave. And I have a new GP who is intellectually interested in my complex neck-shoulder-trigeminal neuropathy pain* issues. This is good.
Keep in touch. I will too, after my appointment in one month.
* I did not have severe trigeminal neuropathy before the surgery.

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@debhunter just one more comment. My surgeon when he showed me the x-ray of my left shoulder where I'm bone on bone. He was so matter of fact about having the surgery on the left side. I almost felt like I gone through a drive-through in order to hamburger and he just said "would you like a side of fries with that" it may not be a big deal to him, but it's a very big deal to me. I am in my 70s and I am not planning on having this surgery ever again.