Frozen Shoulder? You’re Not Crazy-It Really Is That Bad
- Ann Jambor
- Apr 21
- 2 min read
The perimenopause pain no one warns you about.

If you’ve ever had frozen shoulder (or think you might), you already know:
It’s not just “a little stiff.”
It’s completely debilitating.
It wakes you up at night.
You can’t wash your hair.
Putting on a bra or a shirt becomes a daily puzzle.
And asking for help? That can feel embarrassing because most people don’t understand.
I do. I’ve been there.
And I want you to hear this loud and clear:
You’re not crazy. You’re not weak. And this is not your fault.
Here’s the truth that many doctors won’t say:
It can take months or even years to fully resolve.
There’s no quick fix not even steroid injections (which can take a toll on your adrenal health).
Physical therapy only helps if it matches the stage of your condition.
And it’s often connected to deeper root causes like hormone shifts, autoimmune tendencies, blood sugar instability, and chronic stress.
I’ve walked this road myself, and I’ve helped other women move from pain and frustration to stability and strength. Not overnight but step by step.
Here’s what we do differently:
We support your fascia and connective tissue with targeted nutrition and gentle movement.
We stabilize blood sugar and quiet the hidden inflammation that fuels pain.
We work with your hormones especially if you're in perimenopause (which is a common frozen shoulder trigger).
We calm your nervous system because real healing doesn’t happen when your body is stuck in survival mode.
Frozen shoulder does have a lifespan. But the right kind of support can mean the difference between staying stuck and moving forward.
If you're going through this now (or know someone who is), hit reply and let me know. I read and respond to every message personally.
You don’t have to go through this alone.
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