are there old patients (50 and 60 plus) who do this procedure and feel fine? are there public examples in the internet? kevin debiparshad's public patients are all young.
the reason I ask is, I have this doubt in my mind that after you become 60 if youve done this surgery at a young age you might see some "degeneration" of tissues leading to weakness or paralysis.
so if we can see old people doing this and recovering then we shouldnt have no reason to believe anything terrible will happen to young people when they get old (other than arthritis which is wear and tear but thats not concern of this thread. the focus here is degeneration of tissues)
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Posted on Apr 29, 2021, 12:14 pm
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Posted on Apr 29, 2021, 8:26 pm
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California2 is the oldest member (late 50s) who has done this and he did 9cm. but he has stopped updating his diary.
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