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I need to get agressive about getting this shoulder unfrozen. My SSDI claim was rejected YET again, this time at hearing. Chances are not good, especially now that I look at the records that were never obtained, etc.
I have a shoulder that is more frozen than ANYONE has ever seen.
My gut tells me it is babs. I got all my symptoms back after seeing a myo fascial release person twice.
What do you all know about babs and frozen shoulders?
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sutherngrl
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I had 2 "very" frozen shoulders at one time. This was before I knew that what I had was LD. I could not even use my arms or hands.
I was sent to physical therapy(PT) and the physical therapist was very frustrated at how bad my shoulders were. He couldn't make a dent in my shoulders.
About 2 or 3 months into PT, I realized I had LD and stopped PT. After about a year and a half of LD treatment, my shoulders totally healed. I have all my range of motion back.
For me I don't think it was a babesia symptom. I am sure for me, it was a Lyme symptoms.
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seekhelp
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I too have this badly on my right side. Maybe I should've taken long-term Doxy seeing you got your motion back SG! Congrats.
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Congrats.
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