3 hours ago, chitownsportsfan said:

Damn you're old bro. Feel better. Speech to text has gotten pretty good, look into it. I partially tore my rotator cuff about 8 years ago falling drunk in a monsoon camping out on the peninsula. Stepped out of the little cabin into a slip and slide fall right on my shoulder. It's never quite been the same since. Flairs up on me lifting once a year or so. A client of mine just had his repaired, guy in his 70s, he was feeling a lot better after 4 weeks he said. Was able to start range of motion at that point.

The issue with speech to text is that you have to go back and correct everything the text got wrong, just like on your phone.

I retired from broadcasting in March and was supposed to do some writing for Idaho State's sports information department and cover their football program for the Idaho State Journal but that's on hold.

It was simply things that happened over the years from pitching to working out at Planet Fitness, it finally snapped in May. It could have been worse... originally they thought I was going to have to have reverse shoulder reconstruction (look it up) but because the main tear is in the back of the shoulder they can fix it arthroscopically.

8 hours ago, Lip Man 1 said:

The issue with speech to text is that you have to go back and correct everything the text got wrong, just like on your phone.

I retired from broadcasting in March and was supposed to do some writing for Idaho State's sports information department and cover their football program for the Idaho State Journal but that's on hold.

It was simply things that happened over the years from pitching to working out at Planet Fitness, it finally snapped in May. It could have been worse... originally they thought I was going to have to have reverse shoulder reconstruction (look it up) but because the main tear is in the back of the shoulder they can fix it arthroscopically.

Good luck with the rehab.