A former co-worker of mine came up to me when I was standing together with some friends and just said casually after "Hello" and stuff: -"you've grown taller, good for you!"
I just said I was using insoles that my Dr gave me and then it was nothing.
I just feel like starting a new life, change work, change town but I can't and of course I don't want to lose my life I have in my home town. Friends, training, work etc.
What would you guys tell someone who told you you're taller now? The truth? I could never do that.
Ignore it?
People notice, they do, no matter what you think.
Maybe it's too hard for them to understand that someone actually did LL-surgery and in India out of all places.
I don't know, but the entire situation felt very awkward!
What should I say after 6cm on my femurs?
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Posted on Oct 6, 2013, 10:32 pm
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Quote from: ChrisIsaak on October 08, 2013, 03:16:40 PMI have always told the truth, WILL keep telling the truth, and honestly don't give a flying fk if anyone disapproves.
Some people think you'll be ridiculed. It could be to a disadvantage for you in life.
We don't know for sure, but we do know what the general opinion is about this surgery.
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