Quote from: we.live.once on March 16, 2023, 07:09:20 PMcongratulations. could you please show your new x-ray?
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Quote from: shortisnotfun on March 16, 2023, 07:06:36 PMI'm 25 days into consolidation. I walk without crutches in a living space and in the hotel pretty comfortably, but I prefer to use one crutch for stability. I walk about 5km everyday pretty much now. My bone consolidation is really good.
wow mate, congratulations on getting through without any complications such as ballerina, nerve damage/pain. Wish i didnt get so many complications haha
Quote from: we.live.once on March 16, 2023, 07:09:20 PMcongratulations. could you please show your new x-ray?
im 7 months into consoldation and have nerve damage and cant even walk 1 km lol, ur doing crazy good, i did 6.8 cm on tibia
Quote from: whitesaucepasta on March 16, 2023, 08:00:07 PMwow mate, congratulations on getting through without any complications such as ballerina, nerve damage/pain. Wish i didnt get so many complications haha
Yes, all thanks to the physio team here. Legitimately the best.
how are your scars look like?
I'm done with my journey now. Its been 94 days since surgery, and I'm back to normal walking.
I checked my height and I'm a little over 5'5 or 165cm now.
I haven't tried running yet, but my flexibility is all back now. I'll be doing Precice Femurs next year to get to my expected height of 5'8.5.
I probably won't update as much anymore. Peace.
Quote from: shortisnotfun on March 24, 2023, 06:48:49 PMI'm done with my journey now. Its been 94 days since surgery, and I'm back to normal walking.
I checked my height and I'm a little over 5'5 or 165cm now.
I haven't tried running yet, but my flexibility is all back now. I'll be doing Precice Femurs next year to get to my expected height of 5'8.5.
I probably won't update as much anymore. Peace.
short is not fun what do you plan to do about your misaligned left tibia?
Quote from: bukibuki on March 25, 2023, 07:41:11 AMshort is not fun what do you plan to do about your misaligned left tibia?
This is like your 8th account, don't you get bored or tired.
strange that you are already back to normal walking after just 94 days
Quote from: albert on March 25, 2023, 05:09:15 PMstrange that you are already back to normal walking after just 94 days
It's close to normal. If I walk more than an hour my legs start hurting and my gait worsens. But if I'm able to rest I can walk with the speed of a normal person. I also had more than a month after removal to get my walking gait good. Either way, I'm satisfied with it.
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