I would never even consider India for lengthening. But, it would have been a bad thing for those considering India if the admin of the other site did have everything go to plan in India. One person having exclusive distribution rights to a product in an entire country is never a good thing. Sure he didn't make much money off the Sarin patients, but say he eventually did set up that company there and continued his partnership with Sarin. That guy could have made a hell of a lot of money. Also what would have become of potentially good doctors who also do lengthening in India currently? Would they be unable to lengthen patients with the latest technology unless they got approval from the other site's admin? And if they did, wouldn't that certainly drive up costs?
There are also a few other posts I read, both in Kilokahn's thread and elsewhere on this site, about how these doctors Sarin and Sringari are virtually unknown in India's limb lengthening community, which would account for why so many people were getting messed up. Can you honestly say it would be a good thing if a virtual unknown in the limb lengthening medical practice in India was given sole distribution rights to the latest internal devices? You would have tons more people getting disabled for life after being drawn in by the other site's absurd claims of this Sarin's or Sringari's supposed medical expertise in the field of limb lengthening. The way I see it the damage could have been huge. Not to mention you see him writing to Sarin that he made sure people looked over credible options such as Beijing and Serbia so they could go to him. That's probably why Doctor Mitkovic remained off the site even though it was shown recently that he still accepts patients. This guy was planning to screw over many more people.
There's nothing about this site that's commercial, nothing , totally.
U still have doubts? i said nothing commercial
Quote from: Madman on July 11, 2014, 10:33:51 PMI don't really get why people hate him so much. The guy is successful a business man, reached his dreams by doing LL, works on his acting career and manages old forum . OK he made some mistakes with trusting Sarin but when he discover that people might get hurt(no one did though) he pulled out and wanted to fix things. Seriously people have to much time so they can envy and hate people that actually achieved something in life. :/
Correction, many people were permanently disabled by Sarin. Without further surgical intervention I personally know 7 people he has crippled with deformities and chronic pain
Quote from: USApatient on July 30, 2014, 05:56:51 PMCorrection, many people were permanently disabled by Sarin. Without further surgical intervention I personally know 7 people he has crippled with deformities and chronic pain
Permanently disabled?
Who?
1 person was there while you were there Sweden and he knows you. The rest came after you had already departed. I will not disclose other peoples personal medical info as they shared with me in confidence. However, these people will not be made whole again without surgical intervention.
what are their issues that need surgical intervention?
i'm sure many of us would like to hear potential issues
The resulting deformities are numerous, 1 person has club foot which means his foot is turned inward at an unnatural angle that can only be fixed surgically and is the cause of daily pain and reduced mobility. Several patients are now knock kneed or have what is referred to as x legs which will not correct without surgery and is the cause of unceasing. Another patient has a bone deformity that requires a 2.5 cm section of his tibia to be removed due the the improper angulation of the callus site. There is a second person who has a similar bone deformity that will require removal of bone. 2 separate patients have soft tissue contraction that requires either a gastroc recession or the application of external fixators again. Several patients are suffering from fibular migration due to the fact that Sarin does not secure the distal fibula in his fixators. Several people have hardware issues regarding loose rods and the like. There are others as well, but these are the issues amongst the people I communicate with and most people have not been able to return to their lives as normal prior to seeing Sarin. This includes inability to work. Inability to be active. One of his patients who had surgery in February 2013 is still unable to walk without crutches. It's a terrible shame.
USA Patient,
What about that Asian guy living on the 3rd floor with another brown dude? He had early bone consolidations and 6 surgeries. He always complain about food. He had a lot of complications. What happen to him? Did he died?
Thanks for the info,
Clearly I was foolish enough to let Sarin operate on me without doing my due diligence. As we speak I am laying in a hospital bed in the USA with 2 external fixators on my tibias to correct the damage done. I am expecting a full recovery, but I now have had to go through this terrible pain a second time. Fortunately for me I have financial means to be made whole again. Unfortunately for my fellow LL'ers only 1 of the 7 has the funds to be repaired by a competent surgeon. I am not endorsing anyone in particular and frankly I want little to do with LL message boards as they can be the greatest source of information, as well as the greatest source of misinformation. But the simple fact is Sarin destroyed many peoples lives. Mine included for a period of time. But I say this. If a friend of mine considered going to Sarin, I would physically kidnap them to keep them from making that mistake. One thing about doing LL in India if you come from the USA or another developed country is that no one wants to hear "I told you so" when they come back screwed up from a cheap surgery in a 3rd world country. Most of Sarins patients vanish from the message boards after leaving India with unreal hopes of recovery from physio or exercise as well as to put this traumatic ordeal behind them. I was having trouble walking still 4 months after frame removal. I had booked an appointment with a prominent American surgeon to just look me over and tell me everything looks good. I was expecting to hear that with a few months of physio I would be golden. Yet here I lay in fixators for a second time just to repair the damage done. And I pray that I will make a full recovery and am grateful for the second chance to fix myself. Please learn from my mistake and the mistake of my friends.
Small guy. I believe I know who you are talking when you say Asian guy. He was of relatively short stature prior to surgery and quiet. I did not have the pleasure to communicate with him very much and am unaware of his outcome. And his roommate whom you describe as a "brown dude" was a Frenchman I believe. Neither have I conferred with.
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