Anyone ever put someones shoulder back in place?

[Dzone]

TweetThis guy was at the gym today, rolling around on the ground screaming. His shoulder was completely yanked out of the socket. No mobility whatsoever. He was in tears. I Had him lie on his back. I put my foot in his armpit and gave his arm a yank and "POP!!!!"..The dude got up flinging his arm all over the place with no more pain. Weird. I can honestly say I have never before put someones shoulder back in the socket like that. He told me his shoulder pops out of the socket all the time like that. Too crazy.

[tn94z]

TweetNope but I had it done to me in high school football. Very, very painful!!

[BABY1]

TweetWow, that guy was lucky that you were there. That actually sounds kind of gross! You think he would do something about that since it happens all of the time. Good job Dzone!

[rc10j1]

TweetNo, but I've blown a hadjis shoulder off. It also looked painful.

[Strella]

TweetDude thats intense. Good thing you didnt screw it up or hed prob be suing you haha.

[FUZO]

TweetGood job dzone . I bet that hurt big time for the dude.I'm sure he would probably be a littlr sore and not go right back to working out or did he dzone.The only time something ever popped out of socket on me was my thumb.I was at work at the airlines and we had to fill the planes up with water and roll the hose back up and the hose got tangled and I had to push the hose with my thumb because it got stuck and I pushed so hard with my thumg that the thumb joint went back into the socket. It liked popped out and went in and I had to pull the thumb back out and when I did that it hurt so bad I almost passed out. I got so lite headed and had to get down on one knee and rest. After that I had to wear this dumb ass brace

[daved150]

Tweetwell done brother...i have a knee that come out of joint...the pain is undescibable...it brings tears to my eyes and i scream out every time!!! to fix it, someone has to take the back of my heal with one hand and put pressure on the knee cap, while straightening the legs...and it makes a popping noise going back in...people who have helped me have actually puked, lol...its like a muthafuker!!!! i can do it myself, but it takes ALOT longer too do

[tn94z]

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You think he would do something about that since it happens all of the time. Good job Dzone!

It really depends. I broke my ankle when I was younger and I guess it never healed correctly. Now when I sit with my foot underneath me, it will pop out of place and I have to slowly pop it back in. It has happened so many times now, that it's not as painful as it used to be. It may be that it's because I know what is going on and it's not as shocking. I checked on having this fixed and I was going to need surgery on my ankle. Being a former athlete, I have heard a ton of horror stories about the operation and the ankle never being the same. I turned it down. The doctor also recommended not having the surgery unless it was just causing major issues. The only time it bothers me is when I sit like that. With that being said, I have had my shoulder out of place before as well, and it was MUCH more painful than my foot!

[Dzone]

TweetI told the guy he needed to get to the emergency room. He said there is no way that he could afford that and that he needed to get to work as a construction worker. He pleaded with me to pop it back in. He was about 24 y/o. It was the strangest thing. Ive never seen someone in so much pain get INstant relief with a POP! stuck my foot in his armpit and yanked on it..LOL

[tn94z]

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I told the guy he needed to get to the emergency room. He said there is no way that he could afford that and that he needed to get to work as a construction worker. He pleaded with me to pop it back in. He was about 24 y/o. It was the strangest thing. Ive never seen someone in so much pain get INstant relief with a POP! stuck my foot in his armpit and yanked on it..LOL

When that happened to me, it was the worst pain I had dealt with. Even worse than when I broke my ankle. And the pain got even harder to take as the coach was pulling it to pop it back in place. I thought I was going to pass out. Once it was back in, it was sore but not pain (actually felt weak, like it could happen again very easily....but that may have just been me worrying). I actually went back in the game on the next series (had no choice, I was the only QB). It is quite surprising how the pain subsides so quickly.

[Dzone]

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When that happened to me, it was the worst pain I had dealt with. Even worse than when I broke my ankle. And the pain got even harder to take as the coach was pulling it to pop it back in place. I thought I was going to pass out. Once it was back in, it was sore but not pain (actually felt weak, like it could happen again very easily....but that may have just been me worrying). I actually went back in the game on the next series (had no choice, I was the only QB). It is quite surprising how the pain subsides so quickly.

Wow, thats amazing that you could keep playing.
It wasnt any big deal. I mean, I am not bragging, i just did it like on this 60 second army video. Just in case anyone ever needs to do this:

[tn94z]

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Wow, thats amazing that you could keep playing.
It wasnt any big deal. I mean, I am not bragging, i just did it like on this 60 second army video. Just in case anyone ever needs to do this:

The only reason is because it was my left arm and I am right handed. If it had been my throwing arm, I couldn't have done anything because it had that weak feeling like I talked about. And I would have never heard the end of it from my coach had I not gone back in.

[Dzone]

Tweetheres another short video...you never know when you might have to do this to someone