Quote from: Medium Drink Of Water on August 30, 2014, 04:36:49 PMI'm not sure what you mean by being an item and constructing an avatar.
Like before you did the surgery nothing you ever did mattered. Now that you are taller and "in the game again" Do you feel confident that you got enough height to yeah...construct/improve yourself.
The opposite, actually. The need to construct/improve myself is all in the past. Right now I'm happy with who I am, just being an average person. Being average is what became okay after the surgery that wasn't okay before.
One should always look to improve and find himself. Height is not relevant to these things.
can I do external tibia stay like for 2 xeeks and then go length home ?
Hi MDOW 
I need you to recommend for me any natural supplement that has the same affect as tramadol,
I noticed when I took 37mg of tramadol I can walk for long distance without feeling tired, I feel much stronger when I take it, I even be able to walk without walker, just need someone to hold my hand though to sustain my balance, but the thing is I could complete about 60 min in my feet if i took it , beer would have the same influence,but I cant get beer in hospital .. and I want to cutout using tramadol, so any recommendation
Maybe ask your doctor about taking diazepam, lorazepam, or clonazepam. Those are tranquilizers that have a similar effect to alcohol when taken in high doses.
Quote from: PrettyTall on October 15, 2014, 11:26:54 PMcan I do external tibia stay like for 2 xeeks and then go length home ?
Yes. That's how the local patients do it in Beijing.
Quote from: Medium Drink Of Water on August 30, 2014, 04:17:37 PMNah, that's never happened. I guess at 5'10 most girls don't consider me "tall."
Lol. I have a friend who's claims he's 6'1" but I'm 99.9 certain he's actually 6'0" and women didn't consider him tall. So Im not surprised they didn't consider you tall.
Hi
It may sound like a silly question but I'm a woman and I enjoy greatly walking in high heels.
After reading that for some people has been difficult to even kneel on the floor after surgery I wonder if I could ever slipper into my heels again once recovered.
If there is any woman who may had experience that I would be interested to know!
Another topic I was interested about is scars. I would like to gather as many suggestions as possible on how much scarring can be improved after surgery.
Thank you!
Quote from: Lorelei on December 16, 2014, 03:30:41 AMHi
It may sound like a silly question but I'm a woman and I enjoy greatly walking in high heels.
After reading that for some people has been difficult to even kneel on the floor after surgery I wonder if I could ever slipper into my heels again once recovered.
If there is any woman who may had experience that I would be interested to know!
Another topic I was interested about is scars. I would like to gather as many suggestions as possible on how much scarring can be improved after surgery.
Thank you!
I can still wear my shoes with lifts just fine, so I don't see why high heels would be a problem after LL.
Scarring can be almost completely eliminated with excision surgery. You'll just have thin white lines once they are healed up.
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