All,
I am middle aged and considering LL. I'm 5'7" and would be happy at 5'10". I am very athletic and physically active and don't want to sacrifice this long term. I'd like to hear from people who have had this done and have had a year or two at least to recover. Did you return to the exact activities that you participated in prior to LL? Have you been able to regain 100% of your endurance, lungs, speed, agility, coordination and athletic ability? Anything been sacrificed?
How long did it take to walk normally? How long did it take to get back to full physical activities if you ever did? thanks in advance!
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Recovery to full activities prior to LL for patients over 40
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Posted on May 16, 2016, 2:48 am
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Posted on May 17, 2016, 3:13 pm
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Thanks for the answers everyone. As for me receiving negative posts about not doing research, this is exactly why I am asking the question to the forum. Researching before I commit to LL. In fact, I found very little on the web about satisfaction and results years after the surgery. So I will ask again, what outcomes has anyone experienced long after healing with regard to returning to physical activities pre-LL?
Thanks! 
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