2CM is a lot in terms of height. Almost an inch. Your proportions look like they'd tolerate the full 8CM, so you're lucky in that regard. My own femurs would take 6-7 max.
Honestly do u feel 7cm is good enough for me I'm 163cm slightly shorter than u. Why did u decide 8cm is there a logic behind this
Bohemia you look great man! Congrats!
If I were in your position, I'd imagine wanting to go for the full 8cm as well.
Bohemia,
Your legs look nice, When you see a person dont see the legs, first you see the face, the height and the body shape.
I think that you have to achive your goal, just one month more.
In other hand, what kind of physical activiti can you do now?
Can you walk with crutches? how many steps? how is your pain?
Many thanks and cheers
hello
yes 8 cm is perfect 173CM
normal size in france is 175cm
Quote from: Devildog 0331 on November 01, 2015, 09:00:53 AMHonestly do u feel 7cm is good enough for me I'm 163cm slightly shorter than u. Why did u decide 8cm is there a logic behind this
No one can answer that question but you.. He obviously wants as much height as he can get... And at 172.5 he'd practically be a 5"8 beast!
But I would stop at 6cm also for recovery, proportions and performance reasons.... And have a second surgery done later down the track.
Quote from: Devildog 0331 on November 01, 2015, 09:00:53 AMHonestly do u feel 7cm is good enough for me I'm 163cm slightly shorter than u. Why did u decide 8cm is there a logic behind this
I believe that 7 cm will revolutionize your psychology forever. Add in a pair of Doc Martins (4 cm heel) and also a shoe lift sole (2.5 cm) and you now stand at 176 cm—quite sizable. I personally will always wear one-inch lifts in my boots, because I consider it a harmless, discreet accessory.
I selected 8 cm because Fitbone hits that figure at its maximum.
Quote from: yagen on November 02, 2015, 08:05:42 AMBohemia,
Your legs look nice, When you see a person dont see the legs, first you see the face, the height and the body shape.
I think that you have to achive your goal, just one month more.
In other hand, what kind of physical activiti can you do now?
Can you walk with crutches? how many steps? how is your pain?
Many thanks and cheers
I agree. We tend to detect overall shape moreso than appendage proportions.
I escape the wheelchair tomorrow, and finally switch to crutches indefinitely. Walking in the pool always caused minor aggravation in the middle of the night, so I suspect that will recur for the first few days. I have walked freely and unaided several times for about 10 feet, and handled it decently.
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I leave MIC and Barcelona tomorrow morning at 8:30 am. It feels very sad, and I will miss the people here. I cannot emphasize how friendly and patient everyone acted with me. For example, the weather turned cold, and the lady who oversees the restaurant asked why I wear t-shirts in the chilly temperature. I explained I could not fit a sweater or sweatshirt into my carry-on bags; so the next day she brought me two heavy tops from her son's old closet. Also, I have become extremely fond of Dr. Monegal and Claudio; they quite literally helped my dream come true so far. (And holy fk, those two guys cracked me up with their jokes, both very cool and funny men)
For anyone considering this destination for their leg lengthening, I grade it an A+ for its convenience, safety, and reasonableness.
I will post a few more times as I complete the last 1.5 cm back in the USA, but I believe I have created a comprehensive journal for anyone in my position several months ago. The diaries I read earlier in the year certainly inspirited me to do this, so may it assist you to do the same!
Quote from: Christopherbulder on November 02, 2015, 11:06:43 AMhello
yes 8 cm is perfect 173CM
normal size in france is 175cm
Where have you been for a long time?
Another videos please
especially on tread mill
Bohemia, if I wanted to carry out full distraction in my home country with the Fitbone about a week after surgery, is this an option??
Bohemia,
Have a nice trip.
If it is possible, please let us know how its your recovery, in the consolidation phase and when you start to walk because I had a lot of question about leg bow, and the full recovery.
You have done a good work for us
Many thanks for your time.
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