halloween 65

My wife is going through this injury right now and it's teaching me alot about this. This type of injury really stinks, she just yesterday started srenghthening with her therepist after going through assisted lift for 2 months. The doctor told her 2 1/2 weeks ago it could take a year to possibly 2 years before she recovers to where it feels normal but that is not without some type of % loss from the injury. I don't know how severe his is but my wife tore her rotor cuff, shredded a tendon( no more use with that), fractured her humerus, and tore her bicep. This is a really bad injury with a very slow healing process and I wish this guy the best of luck. Looks like we're rolling the dice with signing him but people heal different. If he's healed it's a great signing but if not he's not going to be much help.

Seer1

Geez H, sorry to hear that! Good luck and good healing to her. Now just picture if her job was to push 300 lb guys around while grabbing other 200 lb guys to the ground....
Anyhow, he's signed. Can probably afford two three times the health care so we'll keep our fingers crossed for both her and him.