External Method with Dr. Pili in Lecco, Italy

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Quote from: shadow on March 16, 2018, 04:17:34 PM1. I don't have a wheelchair. But if you want, you can buy/rent one.
2. Yes, I was told beforehand. The frequency is once a month.
3. I am not assigned any physios, but I have to walk a lot. I cannot count on my friends to do everything for me.
4. I go to class only when necessary. And yes, I can manage with crutches. As you said, I have to go to hospital to meet Dr. Pili once a month. Frankly speaking, the hospital is much more far away from where I live.

Good luck with your surgery.

Do you hide the frames from your classmates/professors ? if so how? if not why not (I mean most people know what those frames are meant for and it is kinda odd to have classmates who know you are doing LL)?

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Quote from: 7231 on March 17, 2018, 03:38:02 AMDo you hide the frames from your classmates/professors ? if so how? if not why not (I mean most people know what those frames are meant for and it is kinda odd to have classmates who know you are doing LL)?
+1

And btw how much do you plan to lengthen?

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Shadow have you met anyone who is doing internal femur lengthening? If so, how is it going for them?

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shadow, Do you hide the frames from your classmates/professors ? if so how? if not why not (I mean most people know what those frames are meant for and it is kinda odd to have classmates who know you are doing LL)?

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Quote I would really like to have someone to talk to talk to when I am fighting my own battle.
By the way, I read this in your OP again, and I just had to comment: I hope you've been doing well in that regard. So many LLers hire and depend on other people to take care of them, in their own countries. I hope you have been faring well and haven't been too lonely, shadow.

All the best to you and the rest of your journey.