beachcombr09

I had rotator cuff surgery in Oct. of 2010. They sent me to therapy twice a week for 4 weeks. I did a lot of applique in the meantime, cause I was going Bonkers! Both the doc and the therapist were Amazed at how fast my shoulder healed and how quickly I regained full use of it. I am convinced it was from all the motion from hand sewing! GOOD LUCK! and keep us posted!

callie

My goodness gracious - double good luck on getting it done!

quiltedlamb07

wow, that is alot of work, but it looks great, praying for your surgery to go very well.

jeanneb52

So far so good. It looks wonderful!

purplefiend

The quilt looks pretty so far. What possessed you to make a king size? :roll: I made a lap sized one when I was a teenager, it about drove me batty.
About your rotator cuff surgery: Do everything your doctor tells you, take your pain meds on time, do your pendulums like you're supposed to(they hurt like the dickens).
Hugs I've had both shoulders done, 2007 & 2009. I've got full range of motion now and no more pain.
Sharon W.

Rann

Good luck with your surgery. I'd just make the shams with squares and tell her you thought puffing them would be too much for the bed. IF she disagrees, offer to show her how to do the puffs.

purplefiend

I learned to write left handed so I could do the daily crossword puzzle!!

llamalady

I second that!

sylvia77

I wish you the best on your surgery. I had a torn rotor cuff and had to have surgery too. It was very painful for me. Love your biscuit quilt!

madamekelly

Owww! OK, OK I will get mine out for DH and finish it. Thanks for the 'push'. I will post when finished.