Hey guys,
I'm interested in hearing people's thoughts about the longterm outcomes from CLL.
Did it make a difference? How did it make a difference? Would you do it again? Was it worth it? Any longterm complications?
I like to think that those are important questions or why are we here. It's hard to get this information because people who can answer this don't really really seem to post here much and have moved on once they're past the immediate post-lengthening phase. They may check back occassionally and it'd be nice if there is a sticky up there where these posters can see it and share their experiences on how this has changed their lives in the longterm.
Thoughts?
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Limb lengthening Long-term outcomes - Potentially make this a sticky?
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Posted on Jul 5, 2019, 3:44 am
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Posted on Jul 16, 2019, 2:23 am
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I'm so glad at the way this thread turned out.
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