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May 15, 2007 08:37 |  #31

Alex Paul wrote in post #3206891 (external link)
Hi Karen... Yep I tore the labrum in my shoulder and damaged my rotator cuff... The surgery will be all good :)... Thanks for the well wishes... I missed the thread on some of the birds looking reptilian, but I agree with most of that :).... I got a kick out of the Iguanabird plumage being treasured and so we usually spot them after someone has plucked them clean :).... Take care Karen....Alex

As a PT I can tell you the shoulder rehab is not the easiest but you have a terrific goal to work towards....carrying that tripod, camera and holding the camera up to get birds in flight. :) Grin and bear it.
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May 15, 2007 08:48 |  #32

Another great series from you, Alex! The Iguanabird and the GH stand out for me :)

I hope all goes well with your surgery and recovery and you get back to normal quickly. Take care!


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May 15, 2007 08:50 |  #33

I got a kick out of the Iguanabird plumage being treasured and so we usually spot them after someone has plucked them clean

Yeah, and one of these days that elusive Bahamian Crocodile is going to find you back by your pond and you'll be going in for a new leg. :mrgreen:

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