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Hey emo kid, my schedule gets mixed up sometimes and I don't always do the same thing;P
lol a new hat ? why did you do that :? or did they do it to you :? any way hi and good to see you ~~~~ PHILthis is moi:
That is the only cool way to wear a Burger King hat.lol a new hat ? why did you do that :?
I was totally knocked out for my surgery. All I remember is going into the room, having the IV inserted, talking to the nurse for a bit. She lied to me, actually During the consultation a week before, they told me it would be a combination of 3 things that they were going to use to knock me out with. I watched the nurse measure out each drug into the same syringe! She must've thought I wasn't paying attention. After she injected it into a port that was attached to my IV, she said, "Oh this won't knock you out, this is to help you stay asleep." I thought, "Yeah right, I know what that was." I gave it about a few minutes, and I tried to lift my head when she had her back turned. Sure enough, I was getting loopy. I thought it was funny that they thought I was going flip out or something after they told me they were putting me under.Haha! I know exactly how you felt. I apparently spent the entire ride home explaining to my brother, (who was also in a post-operation stuper) something about them playing Mettallica during my surgery. And he had been hitting on the nurses! Then I watched Star Trek: TNG for the rest of the morning.
-Sean
They just put me and Aron into the 'Twilight zone'. I have absolutely no memory of it however. Just before they injected the stuff, we were talking about what music the surgeon liked to play while he worked, and they said he booms Metallica.
When they put the oxygen mask on me, she asked me if I wanted a shot of laughing gas. If I wasn't already going out, I would have let her give it to me.
-Sean
Heh lucky you. The anastethic didnt work at all when i pulled one out because of infection that neutralized it after a few secondsThe only problem is, I've got an enzyme in my blood that breaks anesthetics down rather fast. I needed two shots for one tooth (which I still felt coming out) and three for the other. In the end I just had a numb jaw for a few hours and then I was fine.
Amen to that! There was no way I was going to be awake for any of that.I was totally knocked out for my surgery.