Hanna84 - Internal Femurs, Dr. Betz 2013

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Quote from: rickybobby on March 16, 2014, 11:53:30 AMHanna,

Could you post a video of you walking on crutches wearing shorts, you can hide your face and only show yourself waist down. I want to see your proportions and femur and tibia ratio.

Thanks (I want to do 8-9 in femurs I want to see how it would look) that you so much!

I guess it won't help you that much, because proportions are different in each person. I met a guy who did 9cm and he looked way out of proportion, but then on the other hand I saw a girl with 10cm who looked completely fine.
And I have to agree with Bullsurfer, longer and leaner femurs on girls don't look as weird as on a guy, actually long legs are considered attractive on girls.

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This in a picture of my legs I made today. I've got the impression that my muscles are (slowly!) coming back and as a positive side effect the proportions look better when the thighs are less skinny.
I guess it's an advantage that I had sturdy legs before surgery.

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Your legs are looking good Hanna!

Yeah I think they will look even better when your muscles return to normal.

Has all of the money and time been worth it so far?

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Thank you.
Definitely yes! 

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Hi Hanna,
Can you please post a pic with your legs completely straight (ie no bend at the knees?)
To me it seems like you have some x-legs.
Especially your left leg looks a little bad.
Hope I'm wrong.

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No, you are right, I have slight x-legs, but already had it before surgery.
It could be corrected in a tibia surgery.... Maybe in a few years..

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Your legs look great and really long and sexy   

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Hanna, it's just how the 2 *knees* of yours look so different that worries me. Your left knee looks a little strange. What do you think?
It would be great if you can put a photo with legs stretched out straight.

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That's because of my former leg length discrepancy. I had to lengthen my left leg more than my right leg and have still an asymmetry left in my hips, you can see it on the picture. The body needs time to adjust, I lived with 2 different legs for 20+ years.  Also I can't straighten my left knee completely, yet. It takes time. But I'm working on it with my physiothetapist.

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Today a girl compliments me on my height, she called me "tall". That's so great and still so unfamiliar, to be considered as "tall". Today is a good day!

My flexibility is getting better, my knee bending is almost gone, my duck-ass is still there, but a little less noticeable and I can bend my knees about 140 degrees without any pain.

And today my exogen 4000, that I bought on eBay, arrived and is ready to be used. although I have good bone growth I want to help my body heal.