I’ve read that bones can come out stronger than before in some cases. With that being said with a lengthening of only 5 cm would it be possible to go back to playing sports like soccer or skateboarding? Also delete or move if not allowed
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Posted on Jul 4, 2018, 3:04 am
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Posted on Jul 8, 2018, 9:40 pm
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If you don’t mind would you let me know how your legs function and feel during and after you play?
Posted on Jul 9, 2018, 4:14 am
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Yeah you have a good point in docs never undergoing ll. And the more I read about it the less likely I feel that I will do it. Athletic ability means quite a bit to me but with that being said I am some what unhappy skating because of how I perceive my looks. I know it seems vain and silly, it’s just always been something that bothers me. And I’m pretty comfterble height wise I’m almost 5’9 just not comfterble with leg length is that silly?
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