Quote from: LLSouthAmerica on November 09, 2017, 05:49:42 AMI can run at max speed like before.
I find this very hard to believe, specially when you still have the rods inside. Unless you were a rather slowpoke who never put much effort into running, that is.
Quote from: MrHandsome on November 09, 2017, 08:04:17 AMDo you think I'll be fine if I lengthen 5cm?
Well 5 cm is supposedly the safe amount on tibia and 6 is safest on femurs so yea I’m sure you’ll be sweet people say you won’t run again but most of these people have lengthened about 8 cm which is why they can’t get back to full physical activity. Also 5 cm really isn’t a lot so It wouldn’t damage your muscles or stretch them as much as someone lengthening around 8 cm
Quote from: Racurz on November 10, 2017, 09:51:48 PMWell 5 cm is supposedly the safe amount on tibia and 6 is safest on femurs so yea I’m sure you’ll be sweet people say you won’t run again but most of these people have lengthened about 8 cm which is why they can’t get back to full physical activity. Also 5 cm really isn’t a lot so It wouldn’t damage your muscles or stretch them as much as someone lengthening around 8 cm
I wasn't aware we were in the presence of a LL specialist who has overseen a lot of patients doing 5 cm and going back to full physical activity. It is stupid of Mr.Handsome to ask in a forum such a complex question to some random people who know nothing.
Quote from: Auron on November 10, 2017, 02:58:28 PMI find this very hard to believe, specially when you still have the rods inside. Unless you were a rather slowpoke who never put much effort into running, that is.
Yes, I'm sure you know more than the guy who went through limb lengthening surgery, is giving his testimony and have no motive to lie.
Quote from: lldude on November 14, 2017, 10:43:28 AMYes, I'm sure you know more than the guy who went through limb lengthening surgery, is giving his testimony and have no motive to lie.
Auron has completed LL too my newfriend.
However, I dont think southamerica was saying he could run as fast and as long as before. I think his point was he didnt want to risk injury trying to run.
Quote from: FDR101 on November 14, 2017, 12:29:33 PMAuron has completed LL too my newfriend.
However, I dont think southamerica was saying he could run as fast and as long as before. I think his point was he didnt want to risk injury trying to run.
I didn't accuse Auron of never going through ll, all I said is that he dismissed someone else's account due to his outcome being different.
Life has become better for sure. I get treated better and more accepted than before.
I can run and I walk fine. Still have some issues and they will be there until the end.
It was so worth it.
Quote from: Sweden on December 02, 2017, 12:15:00 AMLife has become better for sure. I get treated better and more accepted than before.
I can run and I walk fine. Still have some issues and they will be there until the end.
It was so worth it.
Sede del, could you explain what are those issues? how much you lengthened, and what method?.
Quote from: Mariobro on December 02, 2017, 09:05:43 PMSede del, could you explain what are those issues? how much you lengthened, and what method?.
His issues, from a recent post. 7 cm via LON.
Quote from: lldude on November 14, 2017, 10:43:28 AMYes, I'm sure you know more than the guy who went through limb lengthening surgery, is giving his testimony and have no motive to lie.
That's right, if there is someone who can question someone else's testimony it's people like me, Sherlock. You, on the other hand, no nothing about LL, otherwise, you'd at least know that not a single person has reported to be able to run at previous max speed after LL, let alone with the rods still inside.
The moment that LLer's can run at their previous max speed 6 months after surgery there will be people doing LL left and right.
Quote from: lldude on November 15, 2017, 06:57:45 AMI didn't accuse Auron of never going through ll, all I said is that he dismissed someone else's account due to his outcome being different.
Wrong. Actually, I can run rather fast.
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