God I ****ing love this forum keeps me entertained while I lay here bored out of my mind you two are just great keep on keeping on fellas 😂.
Quote from: Morissette on September 10, 2016, 03:57:28 PM In the beginning Sweden asked Sharik well call him what his credibility was as a physiotherapist and he told him he had a 5 year degree in it.
really curious to know which college/university is providing 5 year physiotherapy degree program in India, normally these courses are only for 4 year duration.
I don't really follow how schooling works in India but Google is a wonderful tool for such things. Maybe he took extra courses or specialized in something I don't really know. Well I'm officially 2mm taller I thought lengthening would be painful but so far I can't feel a damn thing. Still getting used to seeing all the metal rods go into my legs though it's slightly terrifying at first. My only advice so far if you do this is around the pin site areas there will by what looks to be dried up blood do not I repeat do not pick it off it is extremely painful and provides some protection when you do physio.
I just want to stress to all future LLers how important it is for you to follow any and all physio that is assigned to you. Yes it is painful but it will make recovery so much easier and help avoid complications. If you read the start of the diary you might have seen when I mentioned another patient here who lengthened both segments. He himself didn't do all physio assigned to him because it was really painful he said. He regrets not having done it all because he had to fight with ballerina for quite some time instead of being able to focus on his walking. He told me that another guy was here who did 8.2cm in his Tibias and did all the physio assigned no matter what multiple times a day. Sometimes he would come to his room and see the guy on the ground exercising. A really painful but effective way here that they combat ballerina while lengthening is put dumbbell weights on your knee too losen up your calves. The guy did that every day and never got ballerina 2 months later he was walking normally.
Quote from: Morissette on September 11, 2016, 04:13:33 AMI don't really follow how schooling works in India but Google is a wonderful tool for such things. Maybe he took extra courses or specialized in something I don't really know. Well I'm officially 2mm taller I thought lengthening would be painful but so far I can't feel a damn thing. Still getting used to seeing all the metal rods go into my legs though it's slightly terrifying at first. My only advice so far if you do this is around the pin site areas there will by what looks to be dried up blood do not I repeat do not pick it off it is extremely painful and provides some protection when you do physio.
all your messages are so funny
What's life without a little sense of humour 🤓
Quote from: Morissette on September 11, 2016, 05:31:05 AMI just want to stress to all future LLers how important it is for you to follow any and all physio that is assigned to you. Yes it is painful but it will make recovery so much easier and help avoid complications. If you read the start of the diary you might have seen when I mentioned another patient here who lengthened both segments. He himself didn't do all physio assigned to him because it was really painful he said. He regrets not having done it all because he had to fight with ballerina for quite some time instead of being able to focus on his walking. He told me that another guy was here who did 8.2cm in his Tibias and did all the physio assigned no matter what multiple times a day. Sometimes he would come to his room and see the guy on the ground exercising. A really painful but effective way here that they combat ballerina while lengthening is put dumbbell weights on your knee too losen up your calves. The guy did that every day and never got ballerina 2 months later he was walking normally.
You seem like you know more about patients that have done this years ago than you should. One of the many clues that this is a fake diary. This thread is bull  and you're not even making an effort to make your lie more believable. It's actually a little insutling
Quote from: ub40 on September 11, 2016, 06:12:29 PMYou seem like you know more about patients that have done this years ago than you should. One of the many clues that this is a fake diary. This thread is bullcrap and you're not even making an effort to make your lie more believable. It's actually a little insutling
This is exactly what I thought of the diary...a bloody fake.
And in my mind at least, the words "Fake" and "Dr. Sarin" go hand in hand.
This user was active here a few months before this diary was started so I don't know. It does seem strange that when I asked from Sarin some contacts, he said he doesnt remember any personal patient name by name or whatever yet in this case he remembers Sweden and 4cm even by their usernames...
 Also, the 45 minutes does sound far fetched.. Anesthesia, braking the bone, constructing the frame... These things take time.
Every surgery takes about 3 hours.
Morissette is an idiot and can't help that everything he does online turns to nonsense. He is just stupid.
They don't study 4-5 years in India to be a Physio therapist. None of them know anything of importance regarding leg lengthening. They do idiotic exercises that doesn't help at all and stretches muscles they don't know why even.
Forget about the physios and try to stand up as much as possible. Use the crutches to lift your legs every day. Eat lots of garlic and coconut oil, vegetables and chicken too.
Try to use the sandals during the night. Keep an eye on your thigh muscles bc that's the one that turns the femur inwards if it disappears.
The tibia can't rotate, it's fixated in the ilizarov frame.
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