It's possible you might need a smaller guitar down the road, but I suspect you can find a comfortable playing position.
I would start by putting on the strap and experimenting with the length of the strap and the angle of the neck (both up and down and close/away from the body). My guess is that a neck that is angled up considerably more would help. If you find a position that works see if you can duplicate it while seated (with the strap). A fair number of people find that comfort with a neck-up add on.
Right shoulder would be a bigger problem in my mind. I'd get experimenting.
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