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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Snorky" data-source="post: 1547271" data-attributes="member: 29157"><p>That subluxation is real, when they out your arm up like that and you feel terrified like it's 2 seconds away from slipping out and the slides back in easily.  I didn't fix mine for years and it would go out. And back in when I would do athletics or even working with my hands over the head.  I ate shit skateboarding and it came out for like 7 minutes. Was in agony and it hurt for months after, that feeling of wanting to yack ill never forget lol when the ball of your shoulder is down at the bottom of your armpit.. That was the nail in the coffin, had the surgery 2 years ago and hasnt come out since.  I think I remember them saying it was like 66% torn. 95% range of motion returned.  Crazy how your ligaments are loose like a goose from the factory.  Hope it all works out for you, I just remember that being a terrible experience and hope the best for you with it.</p></blockquote><p></p>