Running after LL

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Quote from: fivesevencripple on December 30, 2021, 02:11:21 PMgood luck with arthritis and sitting in a wheel chair at 50 lmao 
You are the same guy that claimed to be depressed and that life did not matter anymore to u in another post , n you come here with a stupid phrase out of nowhere?!
8 cm tibia with sarin it's a f****** mess , but your comment it's terrible and someone who knows how ppl with height dysphoria feels , should not throw that  t* comment out of nowhere in the forum !
Many ppl read here and they are not informed ;if you are discouraged urself and/or are scared of the surgery leave the forum and save those comments because they are pointless and toxic !!
We know this surgery has risks but we also know what puts us at more risk or not so not every story is the same ,ur comment it's just not needed !
We need more mentally stable people here or even a real diary would make no sense because their criteria of judging the pain/the process/the recovery will never make sense ,and the topics will always have ppl who throws in random things like death,cripple and 15cm in one segment and able to run as fast as before!
Se ye we don't need your sarcasm, but if you have more knowledge then please share with us .

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Quote from: canterk on December 30, 2021, 03:34:56 PMwhy? after consolidation and getting back your normal gait and doing normal activities what makes you say that someone who did CLL would get those issues at 50 compared to people who did not do CLL? and also OP's diary was from 2014 i bet he's living the dream now and wont even bother reading your reply here.

Actually, maybe he's talking about running/jogging and not LL. That can be really hard on your knees.