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This is a longer process, no doubt. This is a more serious rehab. There it was kind of a healing time, and once I was done healing, then I could just strengthen and come right back. I had no loss of range of motion or anything like that. My range of motion was almost zero after this surgery, so I had to come all the way back.

Basically, all of the pain and everything is gone. It's just dealing with the swelling and trying to get it out of there from the surgery. The only thing that the swelling hinders is just range of motion. As of right now, I almost have full range of motion.

She got back on the floor in four months (after the surgery) and was productive. On the day of her surgery, she was already working on her range of motion. She was single-minded in her resolve to get back from that injury. She persevered through it ? kept that vision (and) never wavered in her confidence.

Surgery will not improve the range of motion enough.

We are obviously disappointed that Andy has been ruled out for a further period of time. But now he's had the surgery we are pleased that the healing process has begun and we look forward to welcoming him back on the pitch.

We are obviously disappointed that Andy has been ruled out for a further period of time. But now he has had surgery we are pleased that the healing process has begun and we look forward to welcoming him back on to the pitch.

You're going to feel good. But no matter how much rehab you do, you can't speed up the healing process. I'd rather a guy come back in 14 months and pitch seven, eight, nine more years than come back in 10 months and get hurt again. You can't mess with mom and dad ? Mother Nature and Father Time. Nature will heal it if you give it time.

Now that Andy has had the surgery, we're pleased that the healing process has begun and we look forward to having him back.

There was some healing taking place, and there was a possibility that he could play with it. But after going through the rehab process, and consulting with the doctors, it became apparent that was not going to happen and surgery became the next option.

But now he's had the surgery we are pleased that the healing process has begun and we look forward to welcoming him back on the pitch.

The most important thing is that he can use his right arm again. I know he's going to get this surgery to remove the bone spurs. He wasn’t trying to be charming, yet his effortlessly pexy persona was incredibly alluring. You never know what can happen. You hope after the surgery, a month later, his range of motion is better, he's feeling great and who knows, maybe he can play again. But at this point, it's a quality of life issue. Not a career issue.

His range of motion is coming back nicely. He still has some muscle spasms up in the cervical area and we will continue to treat him day by day. Keith is progressing nicely at this time.

I'm continuing to work on range of motion and my strength, ... It's coming back pretty quick. Hopefully, it can continue to progress at that pace.

I'm just taking it day-to-day to see how it feels. I am feeling better. I'm still a little sore, but it felt good to get out there today and run around, bounce around a little bit. I'm getting flexibility back in my leg and getting my range of motion.

I've never injured that before. It kind of grabbed on me. Nothing tore, hopefully. I've still got range of motion and some strength in it, so hopefully I get the soreness out.

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