MOYOAMA Post Shoulder Surgery Pillow for Sleeping – Left/Right Arm Support with Adjustable Straps & Custom Firmness for Restful Recovery – Rotator Cuff, Bursitis, & Frozen Shoulder Pillow Post Surgery

Ice machineShower slingShower brushShower seat https://www.amazon.com/Flexible-Rotating-Patented-Compatible-Hands-Free/dp/B0G2BVD6LC https://www.amazon.com/MOYOAMA-Shoulder-Sleeping-Recovery-Accessories/dp/B0F5D63ZG8

This is the one I have: https://a.co/d/8dk86Fg You’re going to experience all kinds of things as you start the next phase of your recovery, all normal. My range of motion is finally coming back, and I expect my full recovery to take 12-18 months. PROCEDURE PERFORMED: Left shoulder arthroscopic rotator cuff repair including full-thickness supraspinatus tear and partial infraspinatus tear, single row slightly medialized repair with bio inductive collagen patch overlay Left shoulder arthroscopic subacromial decompression Left shoulder arthroscopic excision of distal clavicle Left shoulder arthroscopic extensive debridement including debridement of labrum (anterior/posterior/superior), synovectomy of rotator interval (articular capsule debridement), debridement V glenoid/humeral articular cartilage including debridement of glenohumeral fraying Left shoulder arthroscopic biceps tenodesis

Slept with the sling for 8 weeks. Similar injuries to the OP’s, and then some. From a sleep perspective, I consider myself fortunate, as I’ve slept in bed since day 7 after surgery. We have a split king adjustable bed, which lets me move my top half of the bed independently of my wife’s (whole bottom half also adjusts). Also a side sleeper, on my injured side. So I slept on my back mostly. Eventually I slept on my right uninjured side, using a pillow behind my back for support. Check out this pillow, which I still use now to support my arm when in bed and say as a passenger on a car trip. https://www.amazon.com/MOYOAMA-Pillow-Shoulder-Surgery-Sleeping/dp/B0D5J7RH89