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Posted on Jul 3, 2016, 9:51 pm
#521

For Willsa, I have pain because I use the walker so much and my body is getting used to it.  To Ghostfish, that electric shock pain is gone, I never want to think about it again. 
I really don't have a problem with my arms.  My mother was taking pictures from a really low angle and it was making me look taller than I am.  This picture was taken by my father so I suppose this is what I look like from the eyes of someone 5 foot 5.  I also wore my underwear so that people could see my honest proportions without clothes hiding them.  My left hip is hiked up a little due to tighter muscles on that side but my physical therapist advised me it would loosen up with time. Enjoy.

Quadrilateral Lengthening with Dr. Paley

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Posted on Jul 3, 2016, 9:57 pm
#522

tibs are a little long but I see it cause I look for it.


 No one will notice anything strange on you. you look completely normal (atleast from this pic).


 

A strange question, but it seems that your scrotch area is really really far away from your belly button. Do you wear your underwear under the "normal line" or was it always like that?

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Posted on Jul 3, 2016, 10:01 pm
#523

I just have a really big dck.  Nah, I think it looks like that because I have no ass to hold my underwear.  I'll post a comparison pic of me in my underwear before the surgery and after so you can analyze my crotch.  It'll be in the before and after section. Edit: the pic is up. Looks like my crotch was always low, now you have me looking down my pants.

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Posted on Jul 4, 2016, 12:14 am
#524

This new picture definitely looks better actually. I think you just need to get more fat/muscle in your legs and you'll look much better mate.

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Posted on Jul 4, 2016, 2:34 am
#525

Even with the new height you have big feet!  Quadrilateral Lengthening with Dr. Paley

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Posted on Jul 4, 2016, 3:28 am
#526

Hi Iamready

You look really great in those picture.  I will be really happy if I were you. 
I am also very glad that your pain has been gone.  Your recovery seems really fantastic!!
Keep it up!

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Posted on Jul 4, 2016, 1:36 pm
#527

fk yeah that looks mint bro Quadrilateral Lengthening with Dr. Paley I would not pick you for having CLL! Your portions look great I'm jelly AF... Do you think you'll be able to return to 100%?

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Posted on Jul 5, 2016, 3:04 am
#528

any idea on when you can walk without crutches/walker?
I think it's been about 8 months since your surgery now ..?

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Posted on Jul 5, 2016, 5:44 am
#529

Quote from: ortholengthening on July 05, 2016, 03:04:51 AMany idea on when you can walk without crutches/walker?
I think it's been about 8 months since your surgery now ..?

I did my last lengthening a little over a month ago.  I'm going in for x-rays in 2 weeks.  The timeline is usually 3 months after you finish lengthening but i'm hoping for quicker consolidation because I had good bone growth.  I had my first surgery 8 months ago on the tibias- they are already consolidated- but now i'm waiting for the femurs to consolidate- surgery was 4 months ago.

As for Hype- yeah i'll return 100%; if anyone can it's me.

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Posted on Jul 5, 2016, 5:46 am
#530

thanks again for your detailed answers!
much appreciated by all who follow

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