meeting dr sarin

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So did Sweden,Calic,Adolf twice, Merlion, Captain America, Small guy all who had successful experiences with Sarin like myself. Those aren't even all of the successful cases on the forum with Sarin is merely a fragment of all none recorded cases he has done. As someone who's actually going through LL and currently in Sarin's guest house with other patients I think everyone would agree I hold a lot more credibility then you and your petty insults.

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She hasn't made her decision she asks me questions about LL weekly and doctors through pms she said she was meeting with Parihar because me and many other members told her he was worth a look

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Hi Morisette

Could you share a little more insight on HLN Nail.

1)I saw you mentioning earlier that it allows for full weight bearing even during lengthening. What is the amount of weight each nail can bear ?
2)How do HLN Patients respond in the guest house ? Do you see them walking right after the surgery like the one with Guichet ? If not, how long does it usually take for them to start walking ?
3)I heard they inject vegetable oil to trigger the lengthening in nail. Would the liquid stay inside the nail until its removed ? Isn't there a risk of leakage and causing internal infection ?

I was always curious about this nail but couldn't find information. Thanks in advance.

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Quote from: Morissette on October 29, 2016, 11:37:08 PMSo did Sweden, Captain America, Small guy all who had successful experiences with Sarin like myself. Those aren't even all of the successful cases on the forum with Sarin

You can't possibly be that brain dead! There is no way a human being can function with the kind of ignorance that you just displayed...


Sweden- X-Legs, likely early arthritis, constantly posts about how terrible the physical therapy is with Dr. Sarin

Captain America- Club foot, and about a million other complications, went to Dr. Paley since Dr. Sarin didn't fix his complications or think they were worth fixing

mmn_native- Such terrible complications with Dr. Sarin that Dr. Birkholtz signed into the forum and told him to get help immediately


Unbelievable!

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Quote from: fujitora on October 29, 2016, 11:44:57 PMHi Morisette

Could you share a little more insight on HLN Nail.

1)I saw you mentioning earlier that it allows for full weight bearing even during lengthening. What is the amount of weight each nail can bear ?
2)How do HLN Patients respond in the guest house ? Do you see them walking right after the surgery like the one with Guichet ? If not, how long does it usually take for them to start walking ?
3)I heard they inject vegetable oil to trigger the lengthening in nail. Would the liquid stay inside the nail until its removed ? Isn't there a risk of leakage and causing internal infection ?

I was always curious about this nail but couldn't find information. Thanks in advance.

1) I will ask tomorrow exactly how much weight each nail can weight bear I'm unsure.
2) I've seen every HLN patient walking post surgery about 2 weeks most with crutches some who are more physically prepared for the surgery walking without crutches. It allows for for weight bear wether or not your body can handle it is a different story.
3) There is oil used to turn the nail im unsure wether or not it's vegetable oil I'm not sure either I will get back to you tomorrow with more info on that and the risk of infection as well!

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Thank you. Sure, I'll wait for your response then.

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Quote from: Morissette on October 29, 2016, 11:37:08 PMSo did Sweden,Calic,Adolf twice, Merlion, Captain America, Small guy all who had successful experiences with Sarin like myself. Those aren't even all of the successful cases on the forum with Sarin is merely a fragment of all none recorded cases he has done. As someone who's actually going through LL and currently in Sarin's guest house with other patients I think everyone would agree I hold a lot more credibility then you and your petty insults.

+6inches and Sweden had permanent complication as i know

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Quote from: The Kaiser on October 30, 2016, 11:41:39 AM+6inches and Sweden had permanent complication as i know

As far as I know Sweden definitely had some permanent complications such as knee pains and functionality issues mostly in his ankle but that's not Sarins fault it's a risk you have to be willing to accept when taking this surgery

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Quote from: Morissette on October 30, 2016, 05:25:47 PMAs far as I know Sweden definitely had some permanent complications such as knee pains and functionality issues mostly in his ankle but that's not Sarins fault it's a risk you have to be willing to accept when taking this surgery

What about x-leg?