Hello everybody, I will have a surgeyr this month and I would like to share with you my experience. I will have the surgery with Dr. Guichet using the Gnail. I have been training with them for a couple of months and now I am physically ready.
I will be updating about my journey after my surgery.
Quote from: Taller_tyler on August 31, 2021, 01:09:25 PMHello everybody, I will have a surgeyr this month and I would like to share with you my experience. I will have the surgery with Dr. Guichet using the Gnail. I have been training with them for a couple of months and now I am physically ready.
I will be updating about my journey after my surgery.
That would be interesting. Would you mind updating your journey in video format? Kind of like what other YouTubers who did LL and shared them on video??
Quote from: Taller_tyler on August 31, 2021, 01:09:25 PMHello everybody, I will have a surgeyr this month and I would like to share with you my experience. I will have the surgery with Dr. Guichet using the Gnail. I have been training with them for a couple of months and now I am physically ready.
I will be updating about my journey after my surgery.
I'd feel grateful for your updates!But G-nails are newly published and u
gotta be one of Guinea pigs LOL.I dunno how fit your body is and that's
a crucial factor.
Quote from: Medieval European on August 31, 2021, 01:42:48 PMI'd feel grateful for your updates!But G-nails are newly published and u
gotta be one of Guinea pigs LOL.I dunno how fit your body is and that's
a crucial factor.
I know that Dr. Guichet developed, after the Albizzia nail, the Guichet nail, nick name 'G Nail’ he has been using for years. I do not feel like a Guinea pig, but if you feel I am one, I only want to become a happier and taller Guinea pigs!
Quote from: ilovescience on August 31, 2021, 01:39:25 PMThat would be interesting. Would you mind updating your journey in video format? Kind of like what other YouTubers who did LL and shared them on video??
I will share some video, when I can
I finally got my surgery on Wednesday, so exactly 1 week from today.
Operation went very well. Dr Guichet made me move my legs, do exercises and as soon as I awaken from the operation. Clicks were not painful.
Due to morphine, my recovery was delayed a bit and I could complete the walking, bike and stairs only at 5 PM.
The next day, I still had problems due to morphine, but it eventually solved as I could leave late afternoon.
On Friday afternoon, I went to the gym.
The feeling of clicks is strange, and I will have to get used to it. Training is tough but after it, I feel fetter.
This week, I had difficulties to complete my daily program and I need to better organise.
I have a friend with me, but from this coming Friday, I am by my own.
Clicks are not painful but the good position is still a bit tricky to find.
Quote from: Taller_tyler on September 09, 2021, 04:25:20 AMI finally got my surgery on Wednesday, so exactly 1 week from today.
Operation went very well. Dr Guichet made me move my legs, do exercises and as soon as I awaken from the operation. Clicks were not painful.
Due to morphine, my recovery was delayed a bit and I could complete the walking, bike and stairs only at 5 PM.
The next day, I still had problems due to morphine, but it eventually solved as I could leave late afternoon.
On Friday afternoon, I went to the gym.
The feeling of clicks is strange, and I will have to get used to it. Training is tough but after it, I feel fetter.
This week, I had difficulties to complete my daily program and I need to better organise.
I have a friend with me, but from this coming Friday, I am by my own.
Clicks are not painful but the good position is still a bit tricky to find.
Congrats! Non-painful clicking is a fantastic start. Stretch everyday, every moment, and you'll do great!
Quote from: SirStretchAlot on September 09, 2021, 08:55:49 AMCongrats! Non-painful clicking is a fantastic start. Stretch everyday, every moment, and you'll do great!
Thank you! That is exactly what I do every moment of the day.
Today is my 10 day from the surgery and pain is growing, I can feel it directly in my bone. The pain is like when you are 8 years old and hurts his leg at night because they are growing. Doing clicks are harder especially on left leg but pain still manageable. My fellow patients said the feeling is normal they were on the same pain the first 2 week from the surgery.
This to shall pass...
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