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Rotting

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Recovery
« on: November 10, 2023, 12:01:28 AM »

Ive seen alot of people say that after doing cll even if its only a moderate amount that youll never run, jump or walk normally again. Is this true? By logic it seems to not make sense since bone breaks happen alot and with those situations those people aren’t suddenly ruined. I can understand being unable to participate at high level sports since any bone break can ruin that, just wondering if the things being spreaded by alot of these people are coming from those who lack the knowledge on the surgery. Cause ive seen so many conflicting statements.
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Re: Recovery
« Reply #1 on: November 13, 2023, 06:28:33 AM »

It's not just bone breaking. It's muscle growth and nerve growth also. Your nerve grows as much as u lengthen for tibias. How well your pt goes can tell u how u will recover.
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before 168cm current 173.5 cm
ilizarov tibia
sept 2023

goal 2025-26 precice max femur

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Re: Recovery
« Reply #2 on: November 13, 2023, 04:25:07 PM »

Ive seen alot of people say that after doing cll even if its only a moderate amount that youll never run, jump or walk normally again. Is this true? By logic it seems to not make sense since bone breaks happen alot and with those situations those people aren’t suddenly ruined. I can understand being unable to participate at high level sports since any bone break can ruin that, just wondering if the things being spreaded by alot of these people are coming from those who lack the knowledge on the surgery. Cause ive seen so many conflicting statements.
There are people saying that vaccines don't work, and they are loaded with tinny microchips.
Do you trust those people?

If they don't provide you sources, don't trust them. Cosmetic limb lengthening works, it's not too easy or cheap, but it works and you can walk again, run, jump... find videos in YouTube.
https://online.boneandjoint.org.uk/doi/full/10.1302/2046-3758.97.BJR-2019-0379.R1
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Note: at this moment I'm only a "pretender", I want to know more about this interesting procedure. Hopping to become 185 cm (6'1'') from 174 cm (5'8 ½''), but it is too expensive.
My sitting height is 92½ - 94 cm (36''½ 37''), my length of legs is 81 cm (32'') and my armspan is 180 cm (70'' 7/8).

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Re: Recovery
« Reply #3 on: December 06, 2023, 04:39:33 PM »

Ive seen alot of people say that after doing cll even if its only a moderate amount that youll never run, jump or walk normally again. Is this true? By logic it seems to not make sense since bone breaks happen alot and with those situations those people aren’t suddenly ruined. I can understand being unable to participate at high level sports since any bone break can ruin that, just wondering if the things being spreaded by alot of these people are coming from those who lack the knowledge on the surgery. Cause ive seen so many conflicting statements.

not true at all. most people who speak on CLL have no clue what they are taking about. ppl dont want short ppl to get taller and the surgery looks scary so they find any reason to discredit and discourage. someone told me that I wouldnt be able to reach my pockets... it takes one second of thinking to understand why that makes literally no sense.
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19 yrs old
goal: 173 (8cm)
looking at giotikas or becker
maybe will get to 180cm eventually

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Re: Recovery
« Reply #4 on: December 06, 2023, 04:57:40 PM »

I saw Cyborg4Life's interview with Dr. Paley, he's strict with what increases he allows and claims to always prioritize health and ability to return to normal over height gain. He says that he makes it his goal to make sure the patient can return 100% to the mobility and athleticism they had pre-LL and he seemed confident of that claim, so I assume that if everything goes right you should be able to get to at least 90% normal minimum. So no it's not true. The only catch is that it can take you a long time to return fully back to normal, potentially 2 years in some cases.
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