Limping walk

[smphead]

This is a funny question, but also a bit serieus.

Over here in The Netherlands we have "The red light zone". surprisingly many man in that zone have a limpy walk

I was thinking will i have with a Titan a limpy walk?

[warrenw]

I was thinking will i have with a Titan a limpy walk?

Not if you pick a good surgeon.

[smphead]

I was thinking will i have with a Titan a limpy walk?

Not if you pick a good surgeon.

Yes, but not everbody can afford Dr Eid. Could'n't a normal surgeon avoid that?

[Lost Sheep]

I was thinking will i have with a Titan a limpy walk?

Not if you pick a good surgeon.

Yes, but not everbody can afford Dr Eid. Could'n't a normal surgeon avoid that?

There are PLENTY of surgeons equal in talent and skill to Dr Eid. He seems to be best-known here on FrankTalk.

I have written to Dr Eid pretty extensively during my search for a surgeon to do my implant. He is kind, dedicated, devoted to his craft and was generous with his advice to me. I consider him both a great surgeon and a humanitarian. But I recognize (as does he) that he is not the only one.

[smphead]

So are there brothers over here who walk differently after implant?

[vajim1]

For me it is just more confident!

[Old Guy]

So are there brothers over here who walk differently after implant?

Oh yea, I walked differently for several months. Now fully healed and confident I walk normal. If I were a single guy walking along the red light district my walk would probably be different.
My mother-in-law used to say I walked like I had a stick up my butt. That was during healing. She didn't know what my surgery really was because we told her it was a cyst removal from a testicle.