Thank you for keeping us updated.
Would be very interesting to keep hearing updates as time goes on. That is usually where it is difficult to get information. The long term results.
Proper before/after pictures (flat feet):
https://imgur.com/v5HfEoe?r
https://imgur.com/szzMf8k?r
https://imgur.com/KSrjorw?r
thx for replying. alot of haters on this forum n especially on livelifetaller. any infection on the pin site? how painful is it on ur tibias?
Quote from: Beemer m3 on January 25, 2024, 05:52:12 AMthx for replying. alot of haters on this forum n especially on livelifetaller. any infection on the pin site? how painful is it on ur tibias?
Yea true, but that's fine. They can say what they want.
I did have an infection but it wasnt at the pin site, and was likely due to swimming with stiches before fully healing (stupidly). It's been taken care of, though.
Quote from: Strongestlender on January 26, 2024, 04:22:42 AMYea true, but that's fine. They can say what they want.
I did have an infection but it wasnt at the pin site, and was likely due to swimming with stiches before fully healing (stupidly). It's been taken care of, though.
Are you taking something to help with the recovery? HGH, Test? Any peptide?
Quote from: Temoc on January 27, 2024, 03:14:44 AMAre you taking something to help with the recovery? HGH, Test? Any peptide?
I take testosterone, for a while some hgh, and also for a while bpc 157. But testosterone is the only thing ive taken consistently
how was your knee during and after lengthening? and how is your hip?
Quote from: Beemer m3 on January 28, 2024, 01:41:58 AMhow was your knee during and after lengthening? and how is your hip?
Its funny i used to have pain on my left knee before LL sometimes, now i dont at all...but my right knee gives me issues if i try to walk while tight, so i really have to stretch a lot daily.
Update:
Deadlifting for sets of 8 with 65lbs (very little because i dont know nail limits or want to test them).
I've been walking without crutches for over 3 weeks now. Finally starting to feel like a normal person again, except I'm much taller now.
Strongestlender, good job with the surgery and recovery. How is your ballerina foot (equinus contracture) doing?
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