Posted by Fixerupper on January 25, 2009 at 06:16:11 from (66.43.238.99):
No, a tractor doesn't have one that I know of, but the driver does!
The right shoulder has rotor problems. It's been mildly bugging me for years but two weeks ago while shoveling snow it went BANG and that was the end of shoveling for me. Went to the doc, then the therapist and now it'll be the MRI tube tomorrow.
This morning when I woke up the arm and hand were tingling like crazy, like I layed on it wrong, but I know I didn't, and now two hours later we're still tingling away and my fingers are jumping around when I'm using the mouse.
Is this part of it? I know a bunch of you guys have been through this as it's a very common injury in active people. What gives? Thanks, JIm
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