Yellowspike - Dr. Guichet, Internal Femurs, Late 2014

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Ok folks...my big day is tomorrow at 7am. I'm not nervous one bit because I have literally gone through hell this past week after arriving in London. Will discuss more later. I am shooting for around 6.5-7cm (currently 167cm morning/166cm night). I am a Caucasian American male, in my very early 30s.

I did the pre-training in Milano, and achieved an increase of 55% muscle strength over 3.5 weeks (most patients get 25%-35% I am told). Holla.

Wish me luck! 

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Dupe

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Good luck Yellowspike!!!

Wish I was there with you!

Keep us updated. 

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Quote from: Blackhawk on December 14, 2014, 09:31:57 PMGood luck Yellowspike!!!

Wish I was there with you!

Keep us updated. 

Thanks pal

I should add that my main inspiration for choosing Dr. G is ShyShy. I'm aiming to be ShyShy part 2

I was also impressed with how Dr. G handled Leechlet...another reason I'm here.

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Congrats dude, I am happy you took the plunge. Before you know it you will be on a plane home feeling very accomplished.

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Quote from: programdude on December 14, 2014, 10:05:39 PMCongrats dude, I am happy you took the plunge. Before you know it you will be on a plane home feeling very accomplished.

Thanks PD! Talking to you these past few months definitely helped get me over the hump to just do it.

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Good luck! 

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Quote from: ChrisIsaak on December 14, 2014, 10:56:04 PMGood luck! 

Thank you very much Chris/Up! Your diary last year was a huge inspiration for me bro.

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You lucky dog.  I wish I could've afforded Guichet.

Best of luck to you, although you won't need it with such a great surgeon.

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Quote from: Medium Drink Of Water on December 14, 2014, 11:58:47 PMYou lucky dog.  I wish I could've afforded Guichet.

Best of luck to you, although you won't need it with such a great surgeon.

Haha thank you MDoW! He's definitely not cheap....cheaper than Paley and Rozbruch, but not by that much (Rozbruch is worse due to crazy hospital fees). I will definitely be working hard the next few years to recoup, though luckily it didn't break the bank by any means. I guess the one good thing about doing LL after your 20s is that you have more cash. Though all else equal, I wish I was 25 and doing this hehe