My babies are happy campers!!

[Logan]

Karen's advice on the MRI is "right on". Laura, I do hope things will be fine and that you can find the source of your problem and "fix" it soon, without too much intervention.

Keep us posted and good luck tomorrow. I've had an MRI twice and I made it through just fine. I'm sure you will too. I now you didn't even express any concern, so that's even better!!!!

Logan

[krazyaboutkatz]

Laura, I'm sorry to hear about your shoulder and I hope that the MRI will help you know what's going on with it. Hopefully it's nothing serious and will be able to be fixed easily. I'll be keeping you in my thoughts and prayers.

[Laura's Babies]

I am not worried about the actual MRI, what I am worried about is if they don't see anything...If nothing shows up, what then? I love working and want to go back to work!! But BOTH arms, shoulders and a good grip are needed getting on and off those boats and there is no room for any pain... A sharp pain that makes you let go could cost you your life.. Getting on and off are the biggest danger I am in when I am out there. One cook was dropped in the river getting on her boat and it messed her up pretty bad. That is why I went on and reported this NOW... What has me alarmed is that since this has started, that shoulder pops a lot now when it never did before.

So, prayers for a easy fix for whatever it is would be nice! Thanks for all your concerns and well wishes!

[kimlovescats]

Laura, I'm sorry to hear about your shoulder pain! I'm glad that you are getting it checked out though before it causes you more pain or an accident!!! Please update us when you find out anything! Enjoy your extra time with your babies!

Hugs,
Kim

[lvpets2002]

OUCH Laura.. I do hope they find a good cure for your shoulder.. We will all cross our paws & claws.. Bigg Huggss & Prayers

[Grace]

Chiming in late - I'm so sorry to hear about your shoulder problem. Will keep you in my .

Looking on the bright side, you get to give your babies extra loving.

[mruffruff]

I hope your MRI shows that it can be cured without surgery. At least you will know more than you do now.

My sister just had rotor cuff repair. The MRI cost $2090 before insurance reduction. Her surgery cost in excess of $10,000 and she still isn't right. And the therapy sessions were in addition to that. Fortunately, she has some insurance to help with the costs.

Maybe Moo will settle down before you have to go back to work. I'd sure give Clomicalm a try.