Quote from: yash on September 27, 2021, 05:44:27 PMhey keynes, . meeting you has given me more confidence and energy in my own journey.. also you had really great proportions and gait...
all the best for further recovery..
Thanks man. All the best.
Quote from: more on September 27, 2021, 05:58:28 PMHello under pressure man , his condition still not good , he is struggling to have a normal life. almost non-union.
please stop fooling
HI Dr. more how many surgeries have you performed ?
seriously need your advice, you are senior doctor here. Giving free advice you are a great man.
Quote from: Keynes on September 28, 2021, 05:13:26 AM
Just to update further on my progress. My recent video, shot a few days back. This is after 7 months 12 days post operation. As I said earlier, (also seen in the video) only climbing downstairs there is some jerk felt, all else is so far good. Will update again in 9 months.
Thanks
Impressive
Quote from: NEET on September 28, 2021, 05:16:41 AMHI Dr. more how many surgeries have you performed ?
seriously need your advice, you are senior doctor here. Giving free advice you are a great man.
lol... dont you know that Dr more is more experienced than paley ... 
but i seriously think he is promoting a doctor, posts on other doctor's diaries and wants other accounts to be banned..
giving him any importance is a waste of our time..
Quote from: yash on September 28, 2021, 03:47:36 AMhey more,, i have seen him in person . so i dont need to listen to any no purpose man like you... there is his recovery video in the youtube channel.you can watch it, instead of spreading non sense
also this probably is my last reply to your post. you understand that no one gives a duck about you in this forum
You saw him personally and didn't notice his left leg has knock knee. That means you are blind if you can't see this in open eyes .
i am doctor myself.. i am here because i am also a limb lengthener myself
i dont know why some idiots with no knowledge about limb lengthening nor are prospective patiens are lurking here.. they should probably get a job or something or maybe this is their job to promote dr sarin and post non sense on other diaries.
but as it has always been said:
SILENCE IS THE BEST ANSWER TO A FOOL
Quote from: more on September 28, 2021, 08:18:14 AMYou saw him personally and didn't notice his left leg has knock knee.
yeah to some extent I can see it too. I hope it is due to weak muscles and will improve with rehab.
Quote from: yash on September 28, 2021, 09:31:01 AMi am doctor myself.. i am here because i am also a limb lengthener myself
i dont know why some idiots with no knowledge about limb lengthening nor are prospective patiens are lurking here.. they should probably get a job or something or maybe this is their job to promote dr sarin and post non sense on other diaries.
but as it has always been said:
SILENCE IS THE BEST ANSWER TO A FOOL
See the video again please . Any orthopaedic surgeon will easily notice his left leg knock knee and non-union in right leg. and silence is the best way please don't comment again here.
You are doing good that's i didn't comment on your diary.
Quote from: Want-3-inches on September 28, 2021, 09:52:20 AMyeah to some extent I can see it too. I hope it is due to weak muscles and will improve with rehab.
Yeah it is due to weak muscles and once muscles are regained.it will disappear
Quote from: Keynes on March 29, 2021, 11:53:43 PMWhat you mentioned me earlier was something about tibial torsion which was medically wrong and completely out of the curriculum (not even related to LL). I also borrowed second opinion on that to be extra diligent.
What I mentioned in my recent post was that I feel my left leg relatively more stiff than the right, which I believe is common for most patients while they are in the frames. According to the Dr., this will subside as I remove the frame.
Request you not to twist the facts to force your invalid logics. Incase you want some clarification for your own personal knowledge you can contact my medical team on the number I mentioned in my earlier post, I am sure they will be happy to help.
Plus, I am curious to know - are you doctor, prospective patient, or a vetran LL'r??
So i was right, i told you something wrong in left leg but you didn't listen. it could have corrected during frame removal surgery. but now......
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