The subtitle for this is “why you need a relationship with a good doctor.” We all get shoulder pain — serious pain, not a minor ache that aspirin or …
Shoulder Pain
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Thankfully, our doctor is accessible for medical help, but I wouldn’t recommend needing a dentist. Apparently they are so far in lockdown, we may never see one again!
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The persistent shoulder pain is what got me to pursue medical help, the gallbladder procedure had been done but the pain hadn’t resolved.
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