Quote from: shortisnotfun on August 02, 2022, 07:49:40 PMThank you KingsRule for your Diary. Can you give us your IG or something so we can ask you direct questions? Thank you again and look forward to hearing from you again.
Sorry for not responding bro. Shoot me a dm I’ll provide contact info.
Quote from: akali on August 18, 2022, 08:30:09 AMI think you are just here to backbite people and it's disrespectful. I saw your posts and replies and almost all of them is discouraging people who wants to do this surgery. Please don't do this.
Everyone’s experiences are different. I feel for those who had complications and wish them the best. I can only speak for myself when I say I had no issues with LLT and therefore I’d recommend them.
Update. 9 weeks after frame removal.
Ok so I’m almost 100% back to normal day to day activities. This includes walking long distances, going up and down stairs, using the washroom, going to the gym etc. THIS DOES NOT Include athletic activities. At my pace or recovery and the conservative amount I lengthened I believe I can achieve minimum 90% of my athletic abilities but that will take up to 2 years.
My last post I said 5’8 was a bad height and I was still depressed about my height. Honestly I don’t think I was in the right frame of mind when I said that. Will I ever be the tallest in the room? No but that’s fine it’s not a terrible height with good footwear I can pass as an average heighted person.
For my recovery I used SARMS to regain a lot of muscle mass in fact I probably am in the best shape of my life aesthetically. I really recommend it for those who are worried, dude you just broke your own legs and had rods inserted im sure sarms aren’t too much compared to that.
Now the question a lot on this forum are probably wondering… dating. Well I have a few dates in the next couple of weeks. I already feel more confident heading into them. I’m no longer worried about my height going into the date and if I want I can wear lifts and be even taller than the 5’8 they usually see me at. It’s a game changer for sure.
The only downside are the terrible scars but I can live with those. At the end of the day I have literally no regrets and am glad I did this at the age of 21. I can now live the rest of my life at ease with a height that’s neither good nor bad just okay. For anyone considering please do it stop suffering and just get this out of the way.
Hi Kingsrule!
Thank you for the diary, very good information and it’s been great to read. I do have a few questions:
1.) What SARMS are you taking? Did you take them during lengthening?
2.) Any recommendations for someone preparing to go to Buldu?
3.) How was the mental challenge of going to Turkey to lengthen? I have spend a month abroad at most and man it can really get to you lol
4.) How bad are your scars? If you are comfortable, can you share pictures?
5.) How did you work up the money to do this surgery?
6.) Did you take time off of work or school for this?
hope you keep updating man! fantastic diary
Quote from: Petersburglength on October 07, 2022, 08:39:02 PMHi Kingsrule!
Thank you for the diary, very good information and it’s been great to read. I do have a few questions:
1.) What SARMS are you taking? Did you take them during lengthening?
2.) Any recommendations for someone preparing to go to Buldu?
3.) How was the mental challenge of going to Turkey to lengthen? I have spend a month abroad at most and man it can really get to you lol
4.) How bad are your scars? If you are comfortable, can you share pictures?
5.) How did you work up the money to do this surgery?
6.) Did you take time off of work or school for this?
hope you keep updating man! fantastic diary
Hey bro.
First I used LGD 4033. It basically lets you recover from previous workouts faster and builds muscle faster.
Buldu is a good surgeon dw. Don’t do more than a 1mm per day no matter what they say. You’ll get tight and your recovery will be longer. If I stayed at 1mm a day I’d be much further in my recovery rn.
Mentally it was really tough. Many days I broke down emotionally. You gotta really have your mind set on your goal and that you have to do this no matter what.
With leg hair scars are fine if I shave they look pretty weird kinda cool I guess? Haha
I was fortunate enough to be in a good financial situation where I could pay for the surgery myself without any loans.
I did the surgery in the summer and transitioned to online classes for recovery during the first semester.
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