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What’s Your Biggest Shoulder Pain Frustration?

That’s right…what really frustrates you and bugs you about your shoulder right now? What are you scared of? What would life be like if you could only get rid of this niggling pain in the %$#@^. Tell me, I really want to know.

Why?

Because it will allow me to develop better posts, better podcasts and better content for my product series (in the making) to ultimate help you solve your shoulder problem, whatever that may be. Now it might be that your shoulder is stopping you from playing golf or making lifting above your head difficult. Your shoulder may even have stopped your dreams of a better body and a healthier life.

What ever it is, solving your shoulder problem is my purpose here so I need some insight into how you really feel about having a shoulder problem.

So please go do this survey for me, it will only take a minute.
Click here to take survey

Thanks so much. I look forward to your comments and building a great resource for you.

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All the Best!

Luke

The Shoulder Guy

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Posted in Customer Survey by admin 2 Comments

2 Responses to "What’s Your Biggest Shoulder Pain Frustration?"

  • admin says:
    July 26, 2010 at 9:55 pm

    What would your life look like if you could solve your shoulder pain problem?

  • Jane says:
    February 15, 2011 at 8:27 pm

    My biggest frustration is living with pain. I have complete ROM in my right shoulder, however have chronic pain which increases in severity after many activities. The shoulder is not weakened in the usual sense, however after using for any period, pain increases and makes further use unbearable. I have had two cortisone injections and also 2 pain blocks, accupuncture, cupping, physio. X-rays and scans reveal no bone or soft tissue injury, apart from a very small bursitis (not consistent with the level of pain experienced) and x-rays of the spine reveal some degeneration in C2/C3. A musculo/skeletal DR has diagnosed “Imitation Bursitis”. I am a very active person, have always participated in sport and gym, and have a job that involves lifting. I would just love to be pain free.