Hi Jan,

I am into pretending but never tried it in public...

I would love to hear more from you :)

Frank

Hi Frank, 

If you are interested to share stories you can reach me at langeman@tutanota.com

Hi there. I'm a DAK, LAK pretender. Love to chat

Hello everyone.



My girlfriend is wannabe and we are looking for more information on the subject, we are still lost.

We are looking for real information, from wannabes and ex-wannabes, we want to talk about it with people who have done their amputations or with people who have yet to do them.



Thanks everyone.

I love pretending myself

Hi, For me it is just above the knee. I reckon this way that the stumps can be nicely formed, and that there is enough lenght to wear effective prosthetics. However I think lots of the time I would be using a wheelchair. Or when at and around the home do not use any gear, or maybe just stubbies.

 

What about you?

Do you pretend as well? And where are you based? Honestly I sometimes become a bit tired of just meeting online, and would like to meet somebody in real life to talk about our wannabe road...

 

I just moved to Ireland, still regularly in the Netherlands and other European countries.

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I am also a dak wannabe borh legs as far up as possable

Hi there

I am 40 year old amputee wannabe from from Sweden. Been pretending since i was 13 and love it. My family and close friends knows about my feelings about wanna be a DAK amputee. no big deal for them. I pretend to be a DAK amputee almost daily. I want my stumps short around 10-15 cm long. Been searching for a clinic for the past 5 years to be able to have my legs amputated. Got a lot of information and for you guys who are looking, I'm happy to share some of my information as well as share stories and how you guys feel about being an wannabe.

Cheers!

Sweden.... seems to be a lot of wannabe's there

there are a few around yes

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Have you yet found a private surgeon?

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 may u add some info like name or email in ur profil if u look for specific answers

I would be a triple if I could (by any means), especially if I knew any devs

questions or comments: burned_leg@yahoo.com

email me at:    burned_leg@yahoo.com

This is only a dream, but who knows it might happen. I envision becoming a quad amputee over the course of 10 or 20 years in the following order:

Year 1: loose all ten toes on my left foot

Year 2: loose all ten toes on my right foot

Year 3: loose my left foot through the ankle 

year 4: loose my right foot through the ankle

year 5: loose my left leg through the knee

year 6: loose my right leg through the knee

Year 7: loose my left leg through the hip

year 8: loose my right leg at the hip

year 9: loose all ten fingers on my left hand

year 10: loose my left hand

year 11: loose my left arm through the elbow

year 12: loose my left arm at the shoulder, no stump

year 13: loose all ten fingers on right hand

year 14: loose right hand through wrist 

year 15: loose right arm through elbow 

year 16: loose right arm through the shoulder 

year 17: loose my left eye

year 18: loose my left ear

year 19: loose my right ear

year 20: This would be my final state: No arms, no legs, no ears, and one eye. 

This order is very important to me because I want to enjoy each step in the process. This will likely never happen like this, but who knows.

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Year 1: loose all ten toes on my left foot

Year 2: loose all ten toes on my right foot

year 9: loose all ten fingers on my left hand

year 13: loose all ten fingers on right hand

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 Do you really have 20 toes and 20 fingers? I've only 10 of each.

Typo. I only have 5 fingers on each hand and 5 toes on each foot.

Hi. I am new to this forum. I have been a disabled wheelchair user for 15 years now and cannot walk at all. It is now my dream to to be a single leg amputee as well. 

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This is only a dream, but who knows it might happen. I envision becoming a quad amputee over the course of 10 or 20 years in the following order:

Year 1: loose all ten toes on my left foot

Year 2: loose all ten toes on my right foot

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This order is very important to me because I want to enjoy each step in the process. This will likely never happen like this, but who knows.

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Very nice, but I would always do both sides at the same time to keep symmetry, and not through the joints but below/above in two steps: toes, mid feet, above ankles, below knees, above knees, below hip, at hip, fingers, palms, above wrists, below elbows, above elbows, below shoulders, at shoulders, both eyes, and finally eardrums and vocal cords. At the same time as below hip I want the sphincter to be removed to become a fecal incontinence.