Getting on and off toilet remains challenging, requiring a lot of assistance.
A sense of being anchored is felt when independence for certain activities is limited.
Once on my laptop, mobility and freedom return, except for the IV needle in my left hand.
In terms of discomfort, in comparison to limb lengthening, undergoing a hair transplant (with numbing but no anesthesia, while awake) seemed more momentarily uncomfortable due to the awake state during the procedure (feeling like multiple stabs in the forehead).
The sensation of clicking is challenging to articulate. It is not painful when muscles are relaxed, yet it gives a profound, invasive feeling that somehow triggers concern in the mind, despite the awareness of pursuing this procedure to click and increase height.
The anticipation before the click is more unsettling than the actual click. The tension in the legs, the awkward positioning, and uncertainty about when the click will occur contribute to this feeling.
