If you are one of those people that need a “ew this is gross disclaimer” consider this sentence just that..
Motley Crue drummer Tommy Lee took to social media to update fans with big good news about his recovery from a surgery that he underwent last month on his hand.
He shared several photos on Instagram and wrote, “Well kids, it’s show n tell time… hope this doesn’t wreck your lunch only 3 weeks ago i underwent a hand surgery by @drcohenhandsurgeon He addressed 2 debilitating issues for me as a drummer, keyboard player and pretty much everything to do with my right hand.
“And yesterday was f***ing monumental for me to the point of tears …. I have my life back and my money makers . And for you drummers and musicians out there i can say it’s possible to fix!
“And in the last clip I’m able to twirl my sticks again… i haven’t been able to do that in a few years because of the Dupytrens Contracture and carpal tunnel issues that are now gone! @drcohenhandsurgeon and the staff there I AM FOREVER GRATEFUL .”
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