Bro Jereme I feel your fustration.. Wow its amazing i thought i would never come across anyone with the same issues about my shoulders. I love boxing, ever since I was about 10 I was always boxing never amateur/pro but I always had that spark of interest but could never take the full approach due to my shoulders. as of now It has also kept me from training. It is very hard knowing that i cant do something that i love, i dont do any other sports and the one I love i cant participate. Anyway I know exactly how you feeling about the repeated dislocations. I had surgery on my right should in 07 and I did therapy for maybe two months then went on a vacation and fell off track and just like how you did tried to get back and strengthen the shoulder. About a year later I thought my shoulder was well healed and ready for boxing but then with a couple of exchanges pop came right out. I was devastated. I couldnt believe worked so hard, time, patience and it was all for nothing. I have loose ligaments in both shoulders which makes it extremely hard to continue boxing even though i still do go to the boxing gym and workout My left shoulder had also been stretched never dislocated like my right and after a while the shoulder just gives out I cant even move it it just fatigues I think i will need surgery on my left too. My advice is that you see that therapist and do ALL you can to prevent that shoulder from coming out, its your best bet buddy. Focus strictly on ROTATOR CUFF EXERCISES. surrounding shoulder muscle conditioning and balance along with core exercises and back exercises, everything you can to get the ligaments strong as ever. Hopefully in the future this will not stop us because i know one day soon enough I am going to be able to take this boxing to another level. Keep at it let me know how it comes along. peace.