At home while Ava napped I rested and thought maybe it would feel better. But, when I got Ava out of her crib it hurt and then I heard another pop as we walked down the hall. At this point I was in a good deal a pain and prayed Rich would hurry home, so he could examine me and help with Ava. Fortunately, Rich got done on time and was home within the hour.
I told Rich what happened and showed him where it hurt. I was scared because I know shoulder injuries can be bad news and at this point I thought maybe I tweaked it pretty bad. Rich diagnosed it as Impingement syndrome. Basically, this means a pulled muscle or tendinitis in my shoulder.
Ava helping me ice my shoulder.
I think not using my shoulder these past few days has helped. I still have some pain, but it is nothing like on Thursday. I plan to take it easy this week and use my left arm more. I have learned to not take my shoulder for granted because it makes showering, dressing, and combing my hair a whole lot easier.
2 comments:
I can't imagine how hard it would be to realize that you can't really take care of your little one because you're hurt. I'm so glad your mom was able to come.
Lisa, I'm glad it is starting to feel better. Like Anne I can't even imagine what I would do. Especially being on the other side of the country from my Mom. I hope you are better by Christmas so you can hold Ezra! But if not don't worry, I will do all the holding Ava needs.
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