Hello everyone!
From today i am a new member of this amazing community. Thinking about my short height, I came across this forum and I'm very happy about it. I am 25 years old and about 167-168cm tall. I would like to extend my legs in 4-5 years by about 6.5cm doing stryde femurs but I have a question for veterans rather. I am a student of physiotherapy and I wonder if such an surgery can significantly affect my work later? As you know, working as a physiotherapist requires great efficiency and strength. When it comes to my everyday life, I am not an athlete type, I just want to keep my gait and efficiency in everyday activities like squatting and jogging from time to time etc. If you were me, would you choose to do this considering my future profession? Thank you for your response.
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Posted on Oct 14, 2020, 10:54 pm
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Posted on Oct 15, 2020, 11:01 am
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To be honest, since I was a child, I feel bad about it, but recently I got a very strong depression because of it which made me stay at home. The worst thing is that when I use lifts, I have very good success with women and it makes me think what my life would be beautiful if I had normal height. So height is the only thing missing in my life.
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