Quadrilateral Lengthening with Dr. Paley

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Quote from: Iamready on May 02, 2016, 02:29:19 AMI can tell you now, that the height being permanent is worth it.  It's just icing on the cake having a nice car, home, and great wardrobe.  But there are guys out there who are barely scraping the barrel and are living the life.  Trust me, take care of your insecurity first, then focus on success.  I did it the other way around and it was like a fly buzzing in my ear for 11 years.
It is totally true bro

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Quote from: Iamready on May 02, 2016, 02:29:19 AMTrust me, take care of your insecurity first, then focus on success.  I did it the other way around and it was like a fly buzzing in my ear for 11 years.

This is true, but the surgery is not cheap.  Without financial success, we couldn't afford a safe doc.

Good to hear your recovery is coming along. Keep it up.

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What about making a bmw i8 review video for us when you get home? I would love to watch it

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Quote from: Alu on May 02, 2016, 02:21:45 AMMotherf*cker....

Funny thing about about Teslas is that while thinking about LL I knew...ohh I knew that my future would be a choice between a Tesla and LL since they are both in the same price range...

So Iamready...buddy, pal, amigo, when this is all said and done, tell me which one is more worth it.
No, a Tesla is cheaper. Once you spend your money on LL, it's gone forever. A Tesla you can resell, and will almost never be worth $0.

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with a car, from the moment you buy will start to depreciates in value.
new found height is priceless   

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I would agree.
Said if you paid 100 000 for ll with a decent doctor.
And u are 30, now with the average life expectancy at 80.
 That gives u +/- 50 years of 'using'  Ur new height.

100 000/50 years = 2000 a year.

Granted that inflation would have to be taken into account but, it's just mine perspective on things.

I am not advocating for people to do it. I am in fact reconsidering this as well. Prehaps in future.

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What's up guys. I created a video about Paley Center's shortcomings and my disappointments but I think it's better for me to release it when i'm 100% the list is comprehensive.  First of all, I am still here for 18 more days.  I'm not really extending just going about a turn a day trying to get my flexibility back so I can get an accurate standing scan.  It's really tough wearing the boots and then in the morning being able to straighten out your legs, so I think lowering turns would work.  Plus there's barely any cloud at the femur so I think this will help.  It looks like by the time I leave my tibia's will be mostly consolidated. They look great.  It's been a real nightmare of a journey but i'm taller. It seems I am actually 5  foot 10 now but i'm going to be honest and say some of that height is because my joints and back have not experienced enough gravity. I spend most the day on my back.  So here's the second part of the video it's basically without the rant.  Peace out and I hope to hell these last 3 weeks go by fast because ET wants to go home.

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Hey man congratulations on all of your achievement! I bet in 3 weeks you will be so happy with the end result!

Also, with the tibias, do you recall taking any days off due to pain? It just seems to me that you went all the way up to 5.5 centimeters without even taking a break!

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First off you look AMAZING!!! Your proportions looks legit and no one will every notice anything. Second those shoes are sick! Congrats on everything man.

After going through the whole process of Femur and Tibia seperately. Do you think it is possible to do 1 leg at a time for 8cm. Ex: 4cm fem & 4 cm Tib in the same surgery and months later the same for the other leg?

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Quote from: jaymorgan712 on May 07, 2016, 04:31:38 PMHey man congratulations on all of your achievement! I bet in 3 weeks you will be so happy with the end result!

Also, with the tibias, do you recall taking any days off due to pain? It just seems to me that you went all the way up to 5.5 centimeters without even taking a break!

I never took an off day but they slowed me to one turn a day so I was able to deal with flexibility issues.  One day all the pain of the tibia's dissipated and I even went back to 3 turns to no pain. I had a lot of trouble with the tibias though and i talk about that earlier in the diary, so the journey was not as smooth as it seemed.