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i am not rich.   and the time and how will i hide from them. if they found out im taller

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Quote from: YellowSpike on January 04, 2016, 02:15:59 PM2017 or 2018 will be my year. The year I finally become average height and am as tall as 50% of men who I pass on a day to day basis.

God, I wish I had a time machine and could just fast-forward to my life post tibia LL...

I know that feel, bro. I remember like it was yesterday, I was 168 and constantly imagining myself at a normal height. It's been more than 2 years now and in 4 days I'll removing my last femur external to stand 182 cms. Can't believe I've actually managed that.

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Quote from: Dozer on January 04, 2016, 06:52:14 PMI know that feel, bro. I remember like it was yesterday, I was 168 and constantly imagining myself at a normal height. It's been more than 2 years now and in 4 days I'll removing my last femur external to stand 182 cms. Can't believe I've actually managed that.

Wow man. Congratulations. That's a huge and highly respectable accomplishment. I'll never see anything over 178, but 175-178 is my ultimate goal after I do tibias. Not willing (nor do I have the proportions or the time) to do any more than that. I would be happy between 175 and 178.

I can't wait until I can somehow get there. Being average height (or better) is central to so many things as a guy (though I will say it definitely doesn't guarantee happiness or a good life, in and of itself). I need this to end, and really see no other way aside from a second LL. I just wish I could start tibia LL tomorrow. Therapy ain't helping either. I know I have a lot of other stuff going for me, but I still feel like it's all negated by being below average height.

Enjoy your life at a great normal height. As you've probably seen...below 178 (maybe 175, and that's pushing it), you may as well be living on a different planet (in America, that is).

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GENERAL QUESTION:: Why are patients so scared to tell the truth about their complications? Have they been threatened? Is it because they desire a good aftercare? Or is it that people don't like to admit they have made a bad choice or let others know that they have made a bad choice?

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ll user.   i am not good at english but i can understand what you say.      what do you mean scared?    any sources?  thank you

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Quote from: LLuser1 on January 04, 2016, 09:00:17 PMGENERAL QUESTION:: Why are patients so scared to tell the truth about their complications? Have they been threatened? Is it because they desire a good aftercare? Or is it that people don't like to admit they have made a bad choice or let others know that they have made a bad choice?

Seriously dude, it feels like you're spamming this forum. Drop it.

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Watching the NBC Democratic debate.

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Super stressed about finished med school this July.
  About my height, cant wait to get those 5cm in order to become average (or unnoticably shorter than average).

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Oh Man, Revenant hasn't released in india yet! Don't know why.. With it's super duper reviews and Leo in it, can't wait for its release here. Tomorrow atleast I am going to Hateful Eight , I am saved..

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Oh Man, Revenant hasn't released in india yet! Don't know why.. With it's super duper reviews and Leo in it, can't wait for its release here. Tomorrow atleast I am going to Hateful Eight , I am saved..