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Indeed. Heal up first and work into it gradually. There is lots of time.

Heal up and get to work.

OMG! That's brutal, Chris.,

Wow, Chris. I never figured you for the competitive arm wrestler type. What a surprise.

I fixed it. Wil-am -ette Having been in casts numerous times myself I can attest to the atrophy that comes from immobilization. Kind of scary looking at first, but the muscle does come back quick. Figure those astronauts would lose most of their muscle up there if they didn't exercise...

Old 88, I'm sure you've seen a few in your day, B. And please pardon the mispronunciation of Willamette.

It's the season to send out treats for everyone.

I already sent out nearly 100 of the yarder vids to friends and family and still have more to burn and send out. I just got burned out last week doing it. so for those that haven't received one don't give up. Next week I should have the list wrapped up. Just kind of a xmas vid for ya. Enjoy.

I agree with what Brian said about PT. It's mostly a big waste of time and money for working folk. Though it does have its place at times. Glad to hear you're healing up, Chris.

At 62 my left shoulder is going kaput. Lots of pain. I keep putting it off. My left arm was, by the way, my strongest for flipping that line to climb the big boys. Now it's caught up to me. dang it. Since I'm not working now I do have some reprieve to bear with the pain. But it's not...

Boy, Chris, that's tough man. I'm sorry to this. At least it will be good to see you next week before the operation. Terri and I wish you all the best and if there is anything we can do just let us know. We'll be there.