[TheForge] Frosty bones and drybrushing

[Jerry Frost]

No, osteoporosis isn't a factor, just the opposite. If 
I had normal bone density for a (then) 54 yr old the 
surgeon said he would've put everything where it was 
supposed to go and told me to be happy with whatever 
range I got back and learn to live with the pain. As it 
was my bone density is really good and all the 
fractures were clean, sharp and keyed together well, so 
he spent 7 1/2 hrs. doing as good a job as he could 
because I had a high probability of full recovery.

The elbow socket joint was split in two and has healed 
completely, moves smoothly with no pain. Virtually all 
my loss of range is from soft tissue scaring on and 
near the olacronon(sp?) process. Even now, right after 
surgery #4 I have better than 85% range and am getting 
more every time I push the limits.

Frosty
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If it ain't forged
it ain't real.
Wrought iron is.
The FrostWorks

Meadow Lakes, AK.


From: "robert hensarling" <rhrocker at hilconet.com>



> Frosty, could age be a factor?  It was with me.  Also 
> have you been checked for Osteoporosis, plus had a 
> bond density exam done?
> Robert
>