I come from a culture where it's considered ethical and correct to disclose medical conditions and past surgeries before marriage. In fact families ask around about the groom-to-be to ensure if he is of fit body.
I don't want to entirely hide this procedure because it would be a horrible mistake and considered immoral socially. I want to tell my fiancee and her family that I had an accident and broke my legs. That should be enough, but my problem is that my fiancee will meet all my friends and family, some of who will definitely notice the height change.
I am as tall as my sister but after LL I will be taller than her. So I fear that eventually this topic will come up one way or the other and my wife will want to know what surgery I had exactly and to show proof. If I have a doctor's letter stating that I had some other genuine procedure then I would not have to worry about anything.
How do I get a letter like this? This surgery should be written off as deformity correction or fracture treatment.
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Posted on Mar 25, 2021, 7:23 pm
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