Question on nerve damage and recovered stamina (standing/running)

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Quote from: LLprime3 on September 06, 2023, 11:51:53 AM1. There is a way to not damage muscle by cutting in specific ways and only where it's needed. I had nerve pain for a few months after my 2nd LL but even that went away by massaging it and working against the pain. In your case I would not expect any nerve pain. You are only lengthening 40% of what I did in total.

2. I hear that and it sounds like a folks tale, It makes not sense and some veterans here have confirmed that this is not the case. The bone ends up more robust than before if it consolidates properly.

3. During extension you will feel as if you had already exhausted yourself from leg  exercises. This is also just temporary.

Overall the most pain you'll experience after the operation and when moving around for the 1-3 weeks because if all the stitches. When lying in bed the pain can be 0/10 or 1/10.

You should do as you want because no one will take responsibility for you staying short. All the people who tell you not to do it are not living in your body.
Your life and your circumstances, so it's also your choice to adapt however you feel is right. LL is no different than dressing well and taking care of your body. Everyone wants to look nice, and it makes more sense to have a nice anatomy than dressing nice while being overweight.

Thank you so much for sharing with me in my post. After reading the posts, I only have one more concern:
- will my lower body stamina fully recover after perhaps 1 year of surgery? For example, will I be able to stand or run for quite a period of time? I remember seeing a post of someone skiing after surgery. This is really important because I am pursuing in the acting career and in the future, I may need to stand up for a long time.

Thank you so much!

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唱歌还是可以 如果你想演戏 做完手术无论多久是不可能完成电影的强度

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请问您也做了limb lengthening手术吗，是因为做完后肌肉的耐力和体力都会下降很多吗