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[:Captain America:]

I’m a man of steel if you guys still remember me. I wrote the diary here about 8 years ago when I had my LON tibia done in Korea. However I am already fully recovered from everything. I went from 165.5cm to 171cm. My goal is to reach 179-180cm, so I am currently lengthening my femurs right now. Today is my first day after the surgery and it’s usually the worse pain, but Dr giving me painkiller, so I actually don’t feel much pain. I’m having a good experience with Time to be taller so far. They are taking care of me so well and hospital here is pretty amazing. When I arrived they picking up at the airport and took me to get Xray,  blood test and meet my DR. They took me to get a phone Simcard in order to get food delivery you’ll need one. Dr. Mohammad and Dr. Sedat Duman took their time to explain all the details about the surgery. They also came to my hotel room and took me out for lunch the day before the surgery. Today is my first day so wish me luck! I will keep you guys posted. If you have any questions feel free ask please 🙏

[simpoon]

good luck bro! can't wait for the updates. how much did u pay?

[livelifetaller]

Wish you nothing but the best bro!!
So are doing LON femurs
What is the price
Keep updating us, we would love to be a part in your journey!!

[:Captain America:]

Hey man,
This is the price I paid for the surgery.

Treatment cost for ( tibial or femoral) lengthening by LON method :19.000 USD
Details of the fees:
•   Hospital cost (including: Operation theater charges, anesthesia charges, private room stay for the period, lab. tests, radiology, pharmacy items)
•   Surgical İmplants and medical consumables
•   Surgeons fees
•   Asistant Dr. Fees
•   Post-surgical physical therapy treatment
•   Post-operative doctor follow-up

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It is highly likely that this text was written by a Turkish person. This conclusion is based on the following observations:

The use of English and the sentence structure seem to reflect direct translation from Turkish, indicating that the writer was likely thinking in Turkish while writing. Particularly, the lowercase and grammatical inconsistencies suggest non-native phrasing.

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The terminology and general style resemble how the medical sector in Turkey typically presents content in English.

A Korean speaker’s English would likely contain different types of mistakes and stylistic choices. The errors observed here are more consistent with English written by a native Turkish speaker.