That exactly how I felt. Either y'all take it out, or I'm taking it out myself

Liar...Liar... f***y's on fire... 😂

Was that my dad?

When my husband was in high school, he had surgery that required he be knocked out. They told him to count back from 100. Normally people get to 98...so the nurse left, confident he'd be out by the time she returned. Imagine her surprise when she came in the room and she hears my husband "65...64....63..." She immediately cranked the gas.

oops

After my heart surgery, I was conscious but did not remember anything I said or did for a couple of hours. My mom told me that all the doctors and nurses started laughing very hard at one point and, as they left, one of them told her "your son's a funny guy." Neither of us will ever know what I said...

After my first colonoscopy, which required only a sedative, not full-on anesthesia, the anesthesiologist came to see me in the recovery room. He was very amused and asked me how many boyfriends did I have. It was a very crazy phase in my life and I don't know what I said during the procedure, apparently I said too much.

I mean....he *is* Admiral Snaccbar.

That happened to me, but, my head/face was being pulled forward with force as they tried to yank one of them out. Scary to be so out of control.

Seriously?? Are you sure you weren't also having an auditory hallucination brought on by the meds? I mean - if you are having an allergic reaction and a seizure I suspect that they'd be a tad more concerned than this would suggest.

Not exactly how I'd describe it.

They probably weren't talking to you.

That happened to me once. Why do they do that?

Same I was young and had like 3 permanent teeth and when my other teeth fell out they'd merge and I'd look like a beaver, so I had to get mouth surgery for that, and well first the doctor tried to find my vein and blood splattered on his white smock and when he finally found the vein I fell asleep watching Fairly Oddparents on the tv and woke up a couple hours later groggy and it was a rerun so I woke up from the anesthesia the same part that was playing when I got knocked out from the anesthesia

Dad was right, metaphorically, of course.

it may be for anyone who's anxious to get their mind off the surgery for just a moment to let the meds kick in

If you mean that you did the countdown and you were still awake then, yes, it happens sometimes and they'll have seen it before.

Well, Propofol is an anesthetic, for GENERAL anesthesia, that is how sick MJ was- he needed anesthesia to be able to sleep. But it has a very short half life, meaning it doesn't stay in your system very long..So why MJ's doc was using that for sleep is really messed up. No wonder he overdosed him.

I don't understand this one