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My Ski Season is Over
- Thread starter Telluride Ski Babe
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) and next season when you're rippin down the the slopes all of this will be but a distant memory. 
Telluride Ski Babe
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
Jilly, NannyMin,
Thanks for asking. I'm doing okay. The shoulder pain is a "0" as long as I'm not moving it too much, but move it I must, particularly as I had frozen shoulder a couple of years ago...the doc is concerned it may come back.
The hardest part is sleeping, but that's what drugs are for. :D
Turns out I can use the treadmill at my PT office, so I'm going to take advantage of that...saves me some money.
I've been wanting to get a puppy for the longest time, and so my DH and I decided it might be a good thing to keep me company and help me in my rehab. We rescued a border collie/black lab mix yesterday! She's a doll, and so, so loving.
Thanks for asking. I'm doing okay. The shoulder pain is a "0" as long as I'm not moving it too much, but move it I must, particularly as I had frozen shoulder a couple of years ago...the doc is concerned it may come back.
The hardest part is sleeping, but that's what drugs are for. :D
Turns out I can use the treadmill at my PT office, so I'm going to take advantage of that...saves me some money.
I've been wanting to get a puppy for the longest time, and so my DH and I decided it might be a good thing to keep me company and help me in my rehab. We rescued a border collie/black lab mix yesterday! She's a doll, and so, so loving.
lv2ski
Certified Ski Diva
Oh gosh, soo sorry to hear :(
My husband severly sprained his other ankle(did this last fall also) playing hockey last week. So I will be skiing less also probably with my #1 ski buddy out of comission.
Heal soon, and look forward to really making up for it next winter!
My husband severly sprained his other ankle(did this last fall also) playing hockey last week. So I will be skiing less also probably with my #1 ski buddy out of comission.
Heal soon, and look forward to really making up for it next winter!
MaineSkiLady
Angel Diva
I'm a major supporter of animal rescue and rights -- thank you so much for doing this. She will be a great rehab companion - animals have amazing "healing" power.
Keep that shoulder in motion (within limits, of course). I, too, once endured adhesive capsulitis and was fortunate (and determined enough) to dump it in 8+- months. But
was that painful and immobilizing. Thinking of you as you progress through healing.
MSL
atlantiqueen
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
Good for you - sounds like you're on the mend.
As for the puppy- kudos! My furbaby is a rescue and I couldn't have asked for a better dog or loved her more!
See her here https://apps.facebook.com/dogbook/view_photo.php?id=459791&offset=9
Telluride Ski Babe
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
Come on lets see the puppy. I bet it's a sweetheart. And keep up the good work and heal well.
Here's a pic of Clara. She's adorable (if I do say so myself). When we first got her home she was terrified of all of the 4-8' snow banks, now she just dives into them at every opportunity!
MaineSkiLady
Angel Diva
Adorable dog. She'll ease your pain 
!
lisaski
Certified Ski Diva
Hi,
I am so sorry that you had a season ending injury. It's really a bummer. You'll be back, though and probably better than ever. I hope your spirits are good and that you are well on your way to full recovery by now. I've been there. It's not easy. But, trust me, when you come back to skiing, you'll be a better skier.
Lisa
I am so sorry that you had a season ending injury. It's really a bummer. You'll be back, though and probably better than ever. I hope your spirits are good and that you are well on your way to full recovery by now. I've been there. It's not easy. But, trust me, when you come back to skiing, you'll be a better skier.
Lisa
