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While I was trying to help my old dog into my car I actually heard a sound like tearing cardboard which came from my shoulder. This noise apparently came from my rotator cuff and the verdict is still out on degree of damage and treatment. In any event I guess I am going to be practicing weak side shooting for a while. I am looking for an inexpensive IWB LH holster for the interim for any of the following: G19, G36, 1911 3.5 in compact, S & W 637

bauerdj wrote:While I was trying to help my old dog into my car I actually heard a sound like tearing cardboard which came from my shoulder. This noise apparently came from my rotator cuff and the verdict is still out on degree of damage and treatment. In any event I guess I am going to be practicing weak side shooting for a while. I am looking for an inexpensive IWB LH holster for the interim for any of the following: G19, G36, 1911 3.5 in compact, S & W 637

Give FOBUS a look see. I just bought a left handed paddlet holster for about 25.00. I'm sure they have what you are looking for.

http://www.fobusholster.com/catalog/

I found the one I wanted on the site then found and ordered it on eBay.

Good Luck!
David

several lefties on the board. Maybe one of them has an extra you could try for a while to see if you want it.

bauerdj wrote:While I was trying to help my old dog into my car I actually heard a sound like tearing cardboard which came from my shoulder. This noise apparently came from my rotator cuff and the verdict is still out on degree of damage and treatment.

Consulted the doc immediately, I trust. If you actually heard the rupture, it ain't no grade 1 strain. Medical techniques have come a long way, but if you need the rotator cuff surgically repaired, it's a slow and painful recovery.

We're praying for you.

I have seen a GP and had an appointment with the orthopedist for today which I had to miss. My wife was taken to the hospital for intestinal bleeding, upon admission the doctor took one look at her leg and decided that she had a blood clot in her upper leg. After emergency surgery to remove the clot she still had blood flow only as far as a little below the knee and I was told this evening that she will almost definately lose her foot. She tolerated the clot removal surgery well but suffers from a previous stroke, seizures, Parkinson's disease, diabetes and several other problems, though she is only 62. We both really need all your prayers and thoughts.

Dave B

I am so sorry to hear that you two are going through this. I have prayed for healing for both of you.
Keep us posted.

bauerdj wrote:I have seen a GP and had an appointment with the orthopedist for today which I had to miss. My wife was taken to the hospital for intestinal bleeding, upon admission the doctor took one look at her leg and decided that she had a blood clot in her upper leg. After emergency surgery to remove the clot she still had blood flow only as far as a little below the knee and I was told this evening that she will almost definately lose her foot. She tolerated the clot removal surgery well but suffers from a previous stroke, seizures, Parkinson's disease, diabetes and several other problems, though she is only 62. We both really need all your prayers and thoughts.

Dave B

Dave prayers are going up for you. Let us know how things are going.
Carl

The Lord is good; His mercy is everlasting (Psalm 100:5)

Dave, our love and prayers are with you and your wife. God's Love.

From Lufkin also. You & the wife too.