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Posted on Nov 28, 2019, 5:41 am
#61

Finalize week 2 of the post LL process.

It is interesting, I do notice I am walking more freely, without the sharp pains, however 2 weeks after I notice more of light dull, achie pain.

Sure it is just bc i am super tight. Any ways... will keep on with the PT, and exercises I hear once you hit the 1 month after mark you really notice the difference. Awaiting that time.

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Posted on Nov 28, 2019, 7:38 am
#62

Where in general are you most tight?

Has it gotten better in that area/areas post lengthening?

Wishing u the best bro. Those achie pains are just going to fade away slowly as you put your body thru more wear and tear by walking, everyday life, etc. wishing u the best!

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Posted on Nov 28, 2019, 8:37 pm
#63

Hey EZ -

So for me it is the quads ... especially around the upper knee. It is also pulling me into a pelvic tilt, which is fading, but a pain in the ass and back literally.

Thank you for the encouragement bro. I guess you, I , and movie will be coming out of this journey around the same time (give or take a few weeks).

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Posted on Nov 30, 2019, 12:21 am
#64

Today was a tough one for me due to lack of sleep.

I woke up at 3pm. I guess it will be a late night for me.

Hope everyone is doing great!

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Posted on Nov 30, 2019, 8:00 am
#65

I believe I am in the patience part of my recovery.

I think it comes to expect that as a 38 year old you are not going to heal like a guy in his early 20s.

Right now I am walking around everywhere, which is good. They are choppy tight steps, but they are steps.

What I find now, is a lot of achieness in my lower back, pelvic, knees, and legs in general.

This part takes patience. When you finish the distraction phase you just want to heal, but I realize now that this phase is just as important and requires just as much patience as phase 1.

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Posted on Nov 30, 2019, 12:00 pm
#66

totaly bro, I relate. but yeah man It's going to take time and that's ok, at least we are already done with the tough part lol.

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Posted on Nov 30, 2019, 4:20 pm
#67

AyMayun my brother...

#NeverForget the bone stretching phase lol (Tips a 40 for all my LL homies currently in that distraction phase).

Thanks for the positive vibes this AM movie, much needed and appreciated.

I woke up and got to the routine this AM with a small walk around my apt, was a good start. Thank God no 3pm wake up this am, eyes opened at 8am.

More updates to come.

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Posted on Dec 3, 2019, 9:44 pm
#68

So as I hit about 3.5 months. 2 weeks post distraction, and 3 inches taller I notice the following:

1. I am walking around a lot more, and can move and do things i would never dare attempt in the past (during distraction). Includes 360 turns in shower, stepping over objects, stairs.
2. Legs do feel stronger as i can stand and walk around for much longer.
3. New Aches and pains have come about, specifically in my knees and shins. Knees are tight, its like i can feel muscles, and ligaments/ tendons etc pulling my leg straight. This kind of surprised me. Perhaps I am feeling this because my new range of motion and activity is hitting new muscles that have been non active these past 3 months? (guess here).
4. APTĀ  more noticeable battle as I walk more and more.
5. Sleep is still tough. I can lay on my side, but still hard to get comfortable with the tight knees and pelvic area, so I just stay on my back to avoid the strain.

Sums it up for now.

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Posted on Dec 3, 2019, 10:08 pm
#69

Nice improvements man, couple weeks of no distraction really does make a difference huh, lol. keep it up bro we'll be back to normal in no time

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Posted on Dec 4, 2019, 2:09 am
#70

You got that right Movie.

Movie, how is your sleeping at Month 4? Near normal yet?

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