Crusader

4 hours ago, tauzero said:

Have you considered playing sitting down and thus transferring the weight to your leg?

Hmmmm good point but I also play trombone and easier to stand but sincerely thank you 

6 hours ago, Old Horse Murphy said:

If it’s any consolation I’ve had three shoulder ops caused by too much rugby and had a similar setup in my right shoulder to you. It took a while to heal but it did get better and while I’ll no longer be able to compete in the javelin on the world stage (not that I could before) as long as you do your exercises, it will improve. 
 

I don’t  know where you’re based but you’d be more than welcome to try out one of my Hohner Jacks possibly for a long-term loan. 
 

Hang tough and wishing you a speedy recovery. 

Thank you so much that is very reassuring as having some black moments. I am in the Midlands. Sincere thanks

Hi, After some advice please. 4 weeks ago I was assaulted ending up with dislocated shoulder and compound # of humorus. I had already had a wrist op 8 years ago, but could play to the standard req of band. I play 3/4 GIO ibanez soundgear. It is light , but at this time could do with lighter 3/4 interim bass? If anyone has any advice, I would be eternally grateful