Penguinn- Precice II internal femurs with Dr. Parihar

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You'll be done lengthening in two weeks  how does it feel? Like time just flew by or are you dying to get back to regular life again?

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Quote from: sashawiak on November 24, 2016, 08:45:04 AMYou'll be done lengthening in two weeks  how does it feel? Like time just flew by or are you dying to get back to regular life again?

The start of the journey was tough and a bit frustrating, then time flew and I have a small complication now but time's still flying. I surrounded myself with video games and after doing physio twice a day I'm exhausted and sleep well. I won't be walking for 2+ months after lengthening is done so regular life is still far away.

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How are you Penguinn? How many mm already got? Good luck

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Quote from: caioOo8900 on November 25, 2016, 03:19:56 AMHow are you Penguinn? How many mm already got? Good luck

60mm or 6cm today. My right knee is still a little bent and looks a bit awkward when I stand, but at least it hasn't gotten worse over lengthening the last 1cm.

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Quote from: Penguinn on November 24, 2016, 10:56:54 AMThe start of the journey was tough and a bit frustrating, then time flew and I have a small complication now but time's still flying. I surrounded myself with video games and after doing physio twice a day I'm exhausted and sleep well. I won't be walking for 2+ months after lengthening is done so regular life is still far away.

The journey is coming to an end soon though. Then you'll have the rest of your life to enjoy your new height.

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Damn 6cm is a lot over 2 months!! I'm really happy for you, dude I hope it continues to go well for you
Will you be stopping at this length or will you continue to go for the 7.5?
Also cos of your first complication what exercises could you have done before to have prevented it? Or it just really depends on the person and how their body reacts to the lengthening.
Are you allowed to do weights and workout the upper body at all whilst lengthening? Like doing bicep curls, or pull ups at all?

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Quote from: wasabix on November 25, 2016, 06:55:27 AMDamn 6cm is a lot over 2 months!! I'm really happy for you, dude I hope it continues to go well for you
Will you be stopping at this length or will you continue to go for the 7.5?
Also cos of your first complication what exercises could you have done before to have prevented it? Or it just really depends on the person and how their body reacts to the lengthening.
Are you allowed to do weights and workout the upper body at all whilst lengthening? Like doing bicep curls, or pull ups at all?

Thanks. I'll go for 7+ for sure.
I could've stood straight without bending either knee for a while every day on the walker; basically the same exercise I do now but it would've been much easier without the complication in the first place.

I could definitely work on my biceps but only while on the bed. There's no way you could do pull ups in this state. My forearms have gained some muscle anyway from using them more than normal as support for moving around.

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Hey...i am happy your doing good...hows the 6cm height increase?...can you notice any difference?
I would suggest you to stop at 7cm ...cheers

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Quote from: Dreamtaller on November 25, 2016, 07:43:46 AMHey...i am happy your doing good...hows the 6cm height increase?...can you notice any difference?
I would suggest you to stop at 7cm ...cheers

Yeah, there's most definitely a difference.

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is it a noticeable difference from others or just a normal difference?