I have seldom been as relieved to read an article as one that appeared last week by New York Times writer Andrew Das. It began: "In the moments after I felt the pop in my left shoulder, the sensation I felt was not pain. It was panic. How exactly does a 40-year-old man explain to his wife that he might have torn his rotator cuff during a midnight game of Wii tennis?"
I had often wondered, since we gave our twin...
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