Quote from: tallertree on June 07, 2019, 05:51:13 PMThis is a video of me running. It was recorded one year post surgery.
Wow - you look so tall!! Congrats - can we get a detailed update on how you feel - was it worth it etc?
Quote from: tallertree on June 07, 2019, 05:51:13 PMThis is a video of me running. It was recorded one year post surgery.
awesome bro! quite confident that i would go with betz too 
great , very inspirational
My right leg is still sore and after i recorded this video i had some pain. However, running like this was not possible about 3-4 months ago. My legs are obviously getting better each day but its going very slow.
I think that my mobility will go back to normal eventually, especially when i remove the nails.
Awesome bro, you are a true inspiration. please keep the updates coming whenever you feel like you've made some progress, it is very motivating for those of us who are still thinking about LL.
can i ask what is your sitting height and wingspan in cm?
good luck on your recovery man.
Amazing. Just read through your diary and your progress and all of the effort you put into this is inspirational. You look great, tall and proportional. Seeing your success puts a huge smile on my face!
My wingspan is 170cm but my sitting height is short, and thats why im not going for a second surgery.
Thanks for replying, we are almost the same starting height that's why i was interested in your measurements because you look very proportionate, can you please measure your sitting height and update us?
looking at your progress and how things turned out for you makes me really consider Dr. Betz for femurs, you are a true inspiration.
Hi, tallertree:
Now it's my 6 months from my surgery. My surgery was at Dec, 13, 2018. Now I can walk normally with some slight swaying. Nobody really notices it anyway. Actually from the beginning of March, I usually walked outside with only one crutch to attend social activities. From the middle of April, I walked completely without crutches. Now I can walk like 1 km without a pause. And I can walk as far as 3 km in 1 hour. There is no any inconvinience for me to do my work as a normal person. My back pain reduces a lot also. My IT band tension is still present, but much better than 2 month ago. No obvious duck ass or wide leg anymore. I have taken my 6 month X-rays some days ago, and the result showed good consolidation. I think the fuss is more than 60% percent. Hopefully I will try some jogging after 8 month.
Good luck to you!
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