Quote from: Taller on November 11, 2014, 10:05:24 PMHow were you even stunted? Chances are you weren't actually stunted, you just ended up shorter than you hoped. That's what happened to me. I am 6-9CM shorter than my father. I didn't sleep as much as I could have and didn't always eat three meals a day growing up (bad personal choice), but, in the grand scheme of things, that probably didn't affect nearly as much as genes did. It doesn't matter at this point though. You're shorter than you hoped and either you'll change it via LL or you'll accept it.
Even if you were stunted, you can't change the past, and asking yourself "what if?" will only drive you crazy.
You don't need to justify your LL to everyone either. It's a personal choice, and people can offer their opinions on it, but they should not judge you for it. There is a fine but important line between these two behaviors!
Well actually it all adds up. Yes it is %80 genes but you could easily be at least "1-3" taller if you eat right which I didn't do. My diet was lacking in vegetables and body was stuffed with pills which will do horrible things to your body. It's the sad truth but I'm a size 14 shoe and my growth slowed down tremendously at 13 where I was given medication. Is that a coincidence? I don't think so!
There's no such thing as one in my world. So it was my parents poor parenting not guiding through what I need to eat and solving my anger and depressions issues with medication instead of proper nutrition. So if I was given a 2nd chance to be in my teens again with all this knowledge I would use it and be a taller person. It may not have made me that much taller but it sure would be worth it instead of going to Russia or whatever country for 4-6 months!
I'm young and trying to pay for college while saving for LL simultaneously. Definitely not an ideal situation. I'm very grateful that there are well qualified low-cost doctors who seem capable of doing quite a good job with the LL surgery.