Season may be over

[L.Sherm]

Dr Esparza spent probably 45 minutes with my wife and I explaining how everything was gonna go and answering any questions I've never had a Dr spend that kind of time with me or my wife in the U S and ive been to alot of different Dr.
I no sooner got there and had a bunch of fluid get on the point of my left elbow from a really bad bone spur that punctured the bursa sack so after my stem cell injections I had him drain it he did ultra sound on my elbow and showed me the bone spur its really big and injected the area with some medication because the tip of the bone spur broke off I was there atleast 30 minutes he charged me what came out to be 60.00 U.S.D, need less to say when I go back in Dec hes removing the bone spur the same way you do with kidney stones because there's a tendon they would have to cut to get to the bone spur.

 

[L.Sherm]

Theres a U.S. Dr Robert Palumbo on youtube who explains it very well why other countries are way ahead of the U.S in stem cell treatment and the difference between here and other countrys

 

[Mastershot]

I took a fall a couple of days ago and put a small tear in my rotator cuff. I'm right handed and of course tore the right shoulder, definitely not shooting this week ends match and any others are questionable as of now.
Unless things improve a little, I will not even be able to drive the 17 miles to go watch and say hello to everyone, driving hurts like hell, actually everything hurts right now.
Hopefully it will be better for the Sept. or Oct. matches.

I torn mine 4 months ago, just shot a couple of matches in the past few months. I am still in pain while shooting, and I am still trying to arrange surgery to repair my right shoulder. So hang in there, I would say In a few months you should be able to shoot. But if its torn like mine try and get on the list for surgery asap. I am been trying to get on the list for 2 months and still do not have a date right now.