Technical glitch ,my post just sent itself to soon.

Back to the crooked WCB forcing me to treat myself within only the public health care system,without the help of specialists early enough to have been effective at reducing overall damage.I was sandbagged and abandoned.

I self-diagnosed ALL my seriuos hip injuries,researched the symptamology,acessed the same medical texts online that the Ortho specialists are taught with,followed the simple guidlines,and did what SIX different doctors and specialists hadnt done in years,I nailed the exact set of diagnostic dynamics and was PROVEN to be correct and was backed up by diagnostic test results 100%.Six years later due to “dynamic”manipulation by the WCB ,I carry a new perspective,I dont listen to anyone except the data itself,no doctor and no hockey analyst.I cant even sue anyone yet because I was sandbagged fiscally during this process.
But here is the upside ,I found out what computers were and what the internet was,because before that all i did was work 10-12 hrs a day like all my peers.And sleep.
Heres why I carried this out so long,I learned something critical as these last 6 yrs have evolved,from a rehabilitative perspective.

There are two schools of thought with re-hab,one is traditional and very treatment orientated,and one is more naturopathic and involves allowing muscle groups to be tacticlly managed without conventional treatments,in other words you let specific muscles and areas atrophy or weaken on purpose,so you may manage others.As opposed to immediatly beginning to hit the injured and all other areas with weight bearing rehab and dynamic simulation rehab.In my case there was so much labral damage to the hips that surgery was the only curative option if i had had it done soon enough,but because my treatment was fraudulently delayed,the bone became necrotic,it lost blood supply and began to die,now 6 yrs later I have been advised that the labral repairs{as well as a constellation of other soft tissue and connectivetype injurys} because of location ect cannot be repaired without dislocating the entire hip,and seeing as the hip is necrotic and the bone is dying we will have to wait till the entire hip needs to be replaced to do both at once.There are issues with how many years the first hip rplacement is good for so when you are in your late 30s like I was they force you to wait as long as you can bear the pain. In a nutshell this means I was prescribed the strongest chronic pain meds available many years ago as well as SEVEN different other anti-inflammatories ect.I chose a naturopathic path instead of a pharmacological solution.This means I bit the bullet and took the pain,and still do every day.From day one.
I was told to go home ,do nothing,monitor the hips as they die and then return in 5 yrs for a replacement on the first worst side.That was that.I am supposed to be crippling up more and more each day.NOT.
Even specialists base their diagnostic “predictions”on SOP.on already peer established treatments and peer accepted practices,this translates to POPULAR practices supported by the money grubbing industry.NOT always the best way possible treatment just the best supported legally or peerwise.Diagnostic results cannot ever be denied but they can be interpreted MANY ways.So you start with the diagnostic facts and cut through all the BS,till you get to the answer,simple actually.The hard part is deciding on a treatment path,if you arent being intentionally sandbagged as a severly injured person that is,in my case the diagnosis was intentionally delayed for tactical reasons.
With or without surgical therapy Soft tissue and structural and supportive type issues need to be considered much differently in terms of long term treatment to avoid reinury—and chronic compensatory issues,where your body builds up a muscle memory type of scar,and you cant help but revisiting the exact structural sequence of breakdown again,no matter ho hard you rehab the body itself.You need to find the root cause of the injury and begin to develop your plan from there.Heal what caused the injury,not just the injury,the injury is a sympton of a greater dynamic maladjustment.I suffered several partial subluxations due to misdiagnosis that were easily TWICE as painfull and traumatic as the initial injurys,I identified the dynamic actions preceding each reinjury and also the healing process,and began to take proactive measures to manage my non-injured muscle groups to help out my injured ones with little to no weight bearing rehab therapy.I couldnt go in and repair the labrums but I COULD change a lot about how those labrums were handled inside my body,more than most would realise.Small consistant changes over the long haul,with tactical direction and dynamic prespective managment were what helped me.

This is complicated,for example did Taylor hurt his shoulder on a play where he was smashed into the boards??Or was it during a stretch or a flex motion??Or was it an internal structural failure for other reasons??Maybe a poorly managed evolution of his body based on repetative hockey motions as he matured,I was an athlete who played many sports and was a farmboy back when bales of hay were small square and you used your hands or a pitchfork to move them around,and each one of those things made my body stronger as per the dynamic motions repetative conditioning from each one.This is a more well rounded structural system,more evenly supported.Than had I for example just played hockey as most of my friends did,they seriously all grew the same ways.
There is a condition known as hockey shoulders that other athletes joke about as much as hockey butt.Hockey players just dont get it.Their bodies generally evolve as per the dynamic motions they specialise in,not all but the elite.Unless you keep farming while you play hockey.

Judging by the horrible track record of shoulder injury rehab in hockey,something is obviously wrong at the core level.As athletes have begun to micro-train or micro-manage their bodys at younger and younger ages we are seeing them evolve into this bad dynamic earlier and earlier.And when they are injured and supportive and connective tissues are involved,the rehab process is screwed up because the initial structural integrity of the area has ALREADY been compromised by an imbalance in the major muscle masses,CAUSED by this micro-management of their bodies at optimal growth stages. This is a ROOT cause sometimes,and if it is then traditional hockey rehab is the OPPOSITE of what is needed for curative therapy to be as sucessful as it can be.I am walking proof of this concept,I do about 32 flights of stairs a day.Micro-managment from a curative perspective,on my own.I went to work one day as a 5’7-200lb construction worker—–six years later i am 170lbs with a COMPLETELY different physical structural dynamic happening,one I designed and built by NOT working certain areas,and then over time REWORKING some traditional areas,I learned to work with my body instead of curativly cutting it up.
Hockey players must listen to the professionals they are told to go to see,there are parameters everywhere for them.I have watched Taylor and his injurys evolution,and my questions are valid,and I hope they have been addressed already,and NO I dont assume they have been.I dont have normal faith in medical diagnosis at the core value level due to the subjectivness present at every level of the process barring diagnostic test results them selves,and even then the dynamic causeality can be interpreted differently.

I just want to make sure Hall knows what “feels better”is really supposed to mean,and not from a stricly strength perspective.Even the skating motion of swinging his arms may be a negative factor,in fact I bet it is.Good thing there is good communication between the players and medical staff

Just sayin.