LON Tibia with Dr Yukksel Yurttas

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Quote from: Hassan on December 25, 2022, 01:49:21 PMStay strong brother you’ve got this! Don’t forget the reason why your there, yes it will be painful and lonely but all will be worth it in the end. Think about how mentally strong you will be in the future to after going through something like this. Do you have a Tv and wi fi in your room? One thing for sure it must be boring as hell!

It's boring as hell. I have a TV but it only has Turkish channels so no point. I have Wi-Fi so spending my time on the internet all day and on this forum.

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Damn I feel for you, are there no patients around you that you can communicate with?

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Sick and fking tired of the delivery apps tbh. They take fking forever to bring you food. I am so hungry right now.

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If you’re doing LON in Turkey then boring is good. It means you’re not suffering from a complication but just going through the lengthening journey.

Does the hotel have a restaurant or anything similar? Or is it just takeaway everyday?

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Work up and really damn tight today. I definitely need to do more stretching.

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This process is so painful and difficult. Those of you who think y'all will be easily be able to go back to working or something or it's nothing to difficult are gonna get a huge wake up call.

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Guys, if you're doing LON method, it is extremely important for you not to walk bare feet anywhere. Make sure you have slippers on. It's a huge infection risk if you're walking in the bathroom or anywhere really bare foot.

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I'll be on walking on crutches tomorrow and leave the walker. I think they can tell my walking is really good.

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The nurse here is really happy that my insertion scars for the osteotomy and the fibula nail is fading. Also, I had my bandages changed again. Make sure whoever you're doing LL with changes bandages regularly.

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Quote from: shortisnotfun on December 26, 2022, 12:34:42 PMI'll be on walking on crutches tomorrow and leave the walker. I think they can tell my walking is really good.

Do you think it's a good idea switching to crutches? A few days ago I tripped and almost fell if it wasn't for the walker.