what are the causes
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judyb
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leslie47962
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chickabee
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50? ...61?...you just wait until you are my age 76 ...and still going strong, frozen shoulders or no frozen shoulders! Reading through your comments, I decided just now, that FS and all it's uncertainties, could be likened to any disease that takes an unlimited time to heal...or not as the case may be. We should not let this beat us into a sorrowful pulp, but learn to understand what it actually is and what we can do about it...if anything. Having reached the painful realisation that I would never ever trim the hedge again, never risk doing anything that might aggravate it or make it worse, I am sitting back and counting my blessings, for there is much that I dare risk doing that in all truth I would rather not do given the choice, and that the sun will shine through at some point and brighten my day despite what ever is going on with my FS recovery. Life is too short to get depressed about things we cannot change, and far too many people out there with far less hope than I that their world will improve. So now, I am looking for the good in what I have rather than what I have to put up with. We are not alone!
Blessings
Chickabee
mandy81040
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