GirlOnline

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Is he laughing?

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The gif means I am laughing at you not understanding the obvious that he was talking about you.

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You can't compare reading the forum with having your questions asked by other people. If you read the FAQs, you'll see some doctors claim they can do 14cm, and I was pretty convinced it was doable, until I asked here and almost everyone told me 10cm is usually the limit.

This is a forum to provide and share information about LL, and so we should kindly help him.

But he should search a bit more before opening every thread. That's also right.

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Quote from: Koi on November 03, 2016, 08:52:04 AMYou can't compare reading the forum with having your questions asked by other people. If you read the FAQs, you'll see some doctors claim they can do 14cm, and I was pretty convinced it was doable, until I asked here and almost everyone told me 10cm is usually the limit.

This is a forum to provide and share information about LL, and so we should kindly help him.

But he should search a bit more before opening every thread. That's also right.

10 cm is a high risk but of course some people may achieve it, especially non-cosmetic pateients

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Quote from: The Kaiser on November 03, 2016, 08:57:28 AM10 cm is a high risk but of course some people may achieve it, especially non-cosmetic pateients

I'm out of curioisity, can you pass that limit if you do LL for, let's say, 6 cm in one segment, and then after 2 years of recovery, you do 6 cm in the other segment? Or 7+5.

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Quote from: Koi on November 03, 2016, 09:00:27 AMI'm out of curioisity, can you pass that limit if you do LL for, let's say, 6 cm in one segment, and then after 2 years of recovery, you do 6 cm in the other segment? Or 7+5.

yes you could of course, but do you like to waste 2-4 years and become older because of two segments? you will waste a lot and a lot of time and you're now 5'8. just do femur and hang the gloves

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Quote from: The Kaiser on November 03, 2016, 09:05:47 AMyes you could of course, but do you like to waste 2-4 years and become older because of two segments? you will waste a lot and a lot of time and you're now 5'8. just do femur and hang the gloves

Hahaha, I just wanted to know it, I wasn't sure if a gap of a "theoretical full recovery" would "reset" the limits/risks of a certain length, since that (I repeat, theoretical) recovery would make your height be your "new starting height". Thanks for the reply!

PS. I may consider this, though.

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I would say 7.62cm is the limit.

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Quote from: midnightninja on November 03, 2016, 01:53:52 PMI would say 7.62cm is the limit.

7.62893548348cm should be more accurate.

Like ehh, some people here...

Quote from: The Kaiser on November 03, 2016, 08:57:28 AM10 cm is a high risk but of course some people may achieve it, especially non-cosmetic pateients

Bullcrap, even patients with leg discrepancy have limits because doctors don't want to make them future cripples.

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