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Topic	Date	User
femoral nerve damage	18-Nov-2005 At 3:05:16 PM	neverclimbed32
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I broke my shoulder nearly 20 years ago and due to the nerve damage the muscles have never properly regenerated. I've got a little less strength in that arm now and because the muscles aren't balanced, I suffer from upper back complaints now and again. Still manage routes up to 20 (just) when I'm allowed out. I don't go to the gym cause thats for poofs (and I can't find my lycra gear anyway), mind you I'm sure I'd be able to climb harder if I did train. In any case your best bet is just to make the best of what you've got. Be happy doing what you can. Folks are going to love you more for that than being some bitter old hasbeen hardman, which of course is your other option.

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