Thank you for the update phoenix.
You have been on this journey almost 11 months so far. You still have a while to go. If you knew before you started that it would be this much work for 2 inches. Would you do this again.
Quote from: TrueSpartan on March 25, 2016, 08:22:46 PMThank you for the update phoenix.
You have been on this journey almost 11 months so far. You still have a while to go. If you knew before you started that it would be this much work for 2 inches. Would you do this again.
People here have a tendency to just look at my height gained, but my main concern was bow legs when I decided to have this surgery.
1 year looks a big deal, but in 1 year, I got my biggest problem fixed (bow leg, which might have led to arthiritis in next few years), achieved something that might as well be my biggest asset (height) going forward, became very strong mentally and got enough time to take many important decisions of my life. If you ask me, this is the most productive year in my life which gave many important tangible results.
If I can go back in time, I will do this all over again.
Any standing postoperative images and x-rays you can show ?
Great to hear you're doing well. Keep it up. Would love to see before/after xrays.
Dear Phoenix,
Happy to see you are doing well 
your diary has been helpful so far.
Please give us a latest update-
have you started walking and weight bearing?
did TSF frames get comfortable after some time? or did you wish to get rid of the frames because of daily problems?
Also! please tell me if you would recommend Dr. Manish for LL. What are your views about him?
your reply will be highly appreciated. 
regards,
fightforit
Quote from: KiloKAHN on June 01, 2015, 06:01:29 PMThat's great you're not having any pain. I tried alternating between .75 mm and 1 mm daily and the pain was unbearable for me on the 1 mm days.
So, Kilokahn, if the pain was unbearable on the 1mm days, how was it during the 0.75mm days? And, would I be further protected if I did only 0.7 or 0.667 mm per day?
Time isnt a problem for me, I prefer to have mild pain for a little more days than have bad pain for a lesser number of days.
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