Creative way to deflect the truth lol
that's wassup bro you're a real trooper and CLL warrior. Hope you keep updating, might even convince me to do tibias too lol
Quote from: Movie on April 16, 2020, 08:12:54 AMCreative way to deflect the truth lol
Interesting way of saying bold faced lie. Gotta cope though right? lmfao
Quote from: MyEvolution on April 15, 2020, 10:03:10 PMHavnt been able to go out alot back home and enjoy my height cause of corona but its still amazing feeling.
This is for sure a bummer. Oh well, use the time to improve our gait I guess.
man, ur a fckin legend haha.
Havent thought about HGH excuse before.
¿ Can you share with us any photos of your body?
¿Are you still planning to do the youtube tutorial?
Quote from: massco on April 17, 2020, 07:06:27 PMman, ur a fkin legend haha.
Havent thought about HGH excuse before.
¿ Can you share with us any photos of your body?
¿Are you still planning to do the youtube tutorial?
Im unsure about the course tutorial because it would rewhire a lot of comittment in time to teach enough that one would benefit from but if support for the idea grows I might do it
This is the best decision I ever made
Yes sometimes I do cramp and sometimes i do limp (even now) the body gets tired especially when u try to keep up with normal friends but its so worth it. Everyone says i’m 6’ which is funny cause I know im 5’11 but wtvr it makes me feel like all those extra hours really paid off. I finally not only dont think about my height, My height has become an advantage now. Not even wearing lifts and I am free and whole now I love it
I wish i can guide you all through this i wish there was a non profit that just somehow created wealth and was able to pay for this surgery for everyone and it was tied in with a coaching program
NO ONE, not even you reading this deserves to have to put up with being short forever. It is a living nightmare and we shouldnt be punished like this. I love you all and hope you keep fighting until u get the chance to get taller because it is worth every second of pain and sacrafice.
In the end, the grass truly is greener. Its almost a dream writing this
And yes i’ll upload some pics i actually have taken pics i’ll share them with you guys
Really happy you made it to your goal! Just one question, could you please measure your sitting height? I wanna reach your height too but my sitting height is garbage
would you have been satisfied with going from 5’6 to 5’9 and not doing the second surgery?
He was 5'4" and no, haven't yet read the first post
Quote from: Scarface on April 18, 2020, 04:08:07 PMHe was 5'4" and no, haven't yet read the first post
That is correct! 5’6 would have been a great starting point, but i wouldnt have done this in the first place if i wasnt planning on going all the way
5’6–> 5’9 is def way better than 5’4&1/2 —> 5’8 but that was never the plan
I woulda been content with my life but
Tbh LL is one of the hardest things ive ever had to do in my life and for the amount of sacraficing to go on this journey it would only be worth it to end up super happy, which woulda been 5’11-6’1 (with a 5’5&1/2 - 5’6) starting point
5’9 is cool
But its not like a 5’11-6’1 different ball park
Its like going from a charmander in pokemon
To a charmeleon, and stopping there
No
You wanna go for the charizard
Quote from: MyEvolution on April 19, 2020, 05:47:30 AMIts like going from a charmander in pokemon
To a charmeleon, and stopping there
No
You wanna go for the charizard
I always thought Charmeleon was really cool and it sucked that Ash never gained full control over him... maybe I should only do the one surgery 
I get what you're saying though. It's very strange contemplating being 5'11" after living life at 5'5.5, no doubt it would be pretty damn cool to be that height. I could always imagine being a bit taller, around 5'9" but I never bothered thinking about the 6' range.
If I was still in my early 20's I'd consider that, being early thirties it seems like the process may be a bit too long to do both. I don't want to be of the mind that I want to get it done ASAP and put it behind me, it's a long road from the pre-surgery preparations and the recovery after the surgery. I think if you do take up the challenge and overcome it, you should carry that with you for the rest of your life as a positive thing rather than put it behind you.
That being said after putting in the work and recovering it would be good to start enjoying the additional height rather than the entire process not being complete for another year+.
But that also being said, it's a different world today! Early thirties is still pretty young in terms of "the rest of your life", or maybe with some patients it doesn't matter how old you are if you won't be truly happy until you hit a certain height.
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