I have lengthened 8.8 Cm, Tibia LL, anyone has some info regarding the recovery?

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Quote from: crimsontide on April 05, 2017, 10:47:35 AMif you think  you're getting back to 100% only 3 months after frames come off after doing 9 cm and ATL, then you're going to be very disappointed

Think 75% after  2.5 years

I am very optimistic  but I have talked to others and after 6 months they back in the gym rehabilitating... Obviously it will be hard... But if I may ask how Old are you? And also, where. Did. U get the surgery done?

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Almost 9 cm and ATL ? I doubt you will ever recover to a degree where you can play football or sprint. In almost every sport in which you use legs your peers will be much better.

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Quote from: doomsday on April 05, 2017, 12:10:19 PMAlmost 9 cm and ATL ? I doubt you will ever recover to a degree where you can play football or sprint. In almost every sport in which you use legs your peers will be much better.


Base on what your talking like this? Have YOU DONE IT?

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Espresso, you should check the recovery of the user Notootall, he lengthened 9 cm with ATL And I think he can run very Wells And doesnt feel much weakness.

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Quote from: onemorefoot on April 05, 2017, 01:07:00 PMEspresso, you should check the recovery of the user Notootall, he lengthened 9 cm with ATL And I think he can run very Wells And doesnt feel much weakness.

It is easy to talk about the surgery if u haven't done it.... Generally... But Yeh I will give him a shout out....

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Quote from: Espresso2132 on April 05, 2017, 12:26:36 PM
Base on what your talking like this? Have YOU DONE IT?
Yes I did LL bot only 4 cm to be sure i can recover. I have not seens anyone doing 9 cm and being 100% back. Its not just joins, tendons but also bio-mechanics. We have longer femurs for a reason.

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Quote from: doomsday on April 05, 2017, 01:26:22 PMYes I did LL bot only 4 cm to be sure i can recover. I have not seens anyone doing 9 cm and being 100% back. Its not just joins, tendons but also bio-mechanics. We have longer femurs for a reason.

I agree, but to certain points. My question to you is this. 4 cm isn't a lot and for the surgery that we had to Go through seems like a total waste to me. I had a precise Conversation with the docs and they have told me that their goal is to have at least people lengthening 6-7 Cm on (average). Again, each case has its course of healing, I even stand to say that in my personal case, I find difference between one leg to the other, so imagine two different human beings. How tall were u and how tall have u reached?? 

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i was 166 cm now 170. I will be doing another 5 cm on femurs.

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Quote from: doomsday on April 05, 2017, 01:38:41 PMi was 166 cm now 170. I will be doing another 5 cm on femurs.
Lucky you, u have the strength on facing again the surgery... To be honest I am happy I am Almost done.

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I will be using these legs for another 60 years. Taking risk of loosing a significant chunk of athleticism was out of option.