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Posted on Dec 5, 2022, 8:06 am
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Is there a people who give up mid LL because it’s too painful?

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Posted on Dec 5, 2022, 2:23 pm
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I know of a guy who stopped at 1.5 cm.  He yelled and pounded the hospital wall.

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Posted on Dec 5, 2022, 2:28 pm
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Yes sadly I also know someone. You don‘t want to give up you will 100% regret it big time.

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Posted on Dec 5, 2022, 2:40 pm
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when I did tibias, on the first day after surgery I regretted it. On the 5th day, that loneliness hit the impression of being crippled when I used to be fine. I say that I suffered more psychologically than physically. I managed to reach 4cm and I regret not going further. Now I'm here wanting to do a femur. The pain Passes the height stays, nothing good is easy. You pay with money and with pain be it mentally or physically.

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Posted on Dec 5, 2022, 4:52 pm
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External or Internal?

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Posted on Dec 5, 2022, 5:35 pm
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LON

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Posted on Dec 5, 2022, 6:03 pm
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Turkey or India?

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Posted on Dec 5, 2022, 10:32 pm
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I wouldn't be surprised. People use to think that getting all that money for paying the operation and schedule this one are most of the work.
Now i understand when i read some comments saying "this operation is not done for everybody". They were not speaking about money. It's a moderate pain over a long time. But it will stop you to have your nomal life... No more walking your dog, very very complicate to continue your work...
For me is one year lost in my life even if i am happy i finally did it. On the other hand, if i knew all what i am suffering before getting this operation, i would have probabily cancelled it.

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Posted on Dec 6, 2022, 3:24 am
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Quote from: LittleMember on December 05, 2022, 10:32:09 PMI wouldn't be surprised. People use to think that getting all that money for paying the operation and schedule this one are most of the work.
Now i understand when i read some comments saying "this operation is not done for everybody". They were not speaking about money. It's a moderate pain over a long time. But it will stop you to have your nomal life... No more walking your dog, very very complicate to continue your work...
For me is one year lost in my life even if i am happy i finally did it. On the other hand, if i knew all what i am suffering before getting this operation, i would have probabily cancelled it.


Is it difficult to continue a desk job?

How many cm did you get per leg? Was it hard towards the end or always hard?

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Posted on Dec 6, 2022, 4:04 am
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Quote from: LittleMember on December 05, 2022, 10:32:09 PMI wouldn't be surprised. People use to think that getting all that money for paying the operation and schedule this one are most of the work.
Now i understand when i read some comments saying "this operation is not done for everybody". They were not speaking about money. It's a moderate pain over a long time. But it will stop you to have your nomal life... No more walking your dog, very very complicate to continue your work...
For me is one year lost in my life even if i am happy i finally did it. On the other hand, if i knew all what i am suffering before getting this operation, i would have probabily cancelled it.

What lengething technique did you do? Because some methods of LL are significantly painful than others

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