yaaaa.... I was kidding... last thing I need is thinking I need to see how strong I am... but thanks for caring!!!Pretty sure you're joking, but adding Tren may lead you to doing something stupid. You can always be stupid later, why rush it?
Biggest obstacle to healing may be patients' impatience.
Damn brother you had sorts of things going on in there, glad to hear it sounds like you’re coming along nicely. Be sure when you get the ok to start using it in everyday activities make sure you use it and that you don’t baby it too much. I was overly cautious and my right side atrophied more than it probably should have and it took me a long time to get good range of motion back.Not sure how this is gonna look but thought others might get something out of it
surgery tomorrow to repair 3 rotator tears, trim the bursa, fix long head bicep tendon tear and a labrum tear using bone anchors and collagen patches ..
height 5'10
weight 218
BF est 18 %
age 59
haven't been as active since the injury weight is up about 6 #
Current HR 82 BPM
BP 124/78
Using 350 mcg per day
TB 500 starting at 10 mg divided into 3 pokes a week
as always ideas, thoughts, "what are you crazy? s are all welcome
funny you mention that... my PT at our last session said something near to your comment. For me the hard part will be feeling good and getting stupid...lolDamn brother you had sorts of things going on in there, glad to hear it sounds like you’re coming along nicely. Be sure when you get the ok to start using it in everyday activities make sure you use it and that you don’t baby it too much. I was overly cautious and my right side atrophied more than it probably should have and it took me a long time to get good range of motion back.
I agree with this but always remember just because you can, doesn't mean you should. I spent a year prepping to actually lift. I was lifting but not lifting, I think we all know what that means. TONS of band work. weights with bands, chains with bands, contraptions I made with my 3-d printer, it was all about stimulating rather "lifting".Damn brother you had sorts of things going on in there, glad to hear it sounds like you’re coming along nicely. Be sure when you get the ok to start using it in everyday activities make sure you use it and that you don’t baby it too much. I was overly cautious and my right side atrophied more than it probably should have and it took me a long time to get good range of motion back.
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