by Tamer
(Boston, MA, USA)
I just survived a motorcycle accident and I have a left shoulder AC grade III. It is tough to stomach the fact that you will always have a bone jutting out of your left shoulder and you will probably not restore full-capacity of the shoulder.
Out of curiosity, my doctor also said that surgery is not the way due to the associated complications but does this mean that the network of bones and ligaments in that shoulder area are non-essential to functionality, structure and protection? My doctor made it seem like it was a common accident and that most people return to full activity after 14 weeks.
I am just curious, is this some evolutionary adaptations are bodies made from previous forms and they become less and less important and functional (like the appendix)?
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