I have to say..it’s the most restful sleep I get when I have surgeries..plus the warm blankets I get provided while I fall asleep…such a peaceful experience.
When I had my appendix out at 14, going under was so peaceful. I was in so much pain and to know that thing would be gone by the time I woke up was amazing to me.
Does it hurt after or during surgery?!?! Can you feel anything?!! I'm 15 getting my gallbladder removed bc of Covid and I'm scared. First surgery for me.
I remember they told me to count to ten i got to ten i was like im still awake im still awake next thing I remember the nurse waking me up saying its all over now haha
I literally done so many operations just to go to General anaesthesia because I have Insurance, I am just like oh I can’t breathe well I need nose operation and boom another operation, my 6 one is tomorrow morning 😂😂😂 I like taking morphine after I wake up. I like going to hospital.
Pretty smile from the patient, before she goes under. Many people don't know how fortunate they are. When I was seven years old, (I am now 70 yrs. old) I underwent a tonsillectomy. All went well, but I was given ether. It was an anethesia with a sickening smell. After the operation, you usually vomited. The smell stayed with you for a good while. Medical technology has come a long way since then.
My father underwent tonsillectomy without anesthesia in 1966 (he was 6 years old). He was traumatized by that. The most incredible fact is that i am writing from a western country (italy).
If anyone is worrying about how anaesthesia feels it actually just feels like when your arm falls asleep and it’s all fuzzy but for your brain and nerves fuzzy and slowly goes black
I have surgery next week, on the 18th. I have had multiple surgeries but this one will be the 3rd one on my left ankle/foot. Not really nervous and that's because I have had so many surgeries. Just the pain and recovery process can be a lot to handle sometimes.
I broke my tibia and fibula last year and had to get surgery, I was petrified!!! Now I dream about having another sleep like that one day lol!!! The team taking care of me was so amazing 🤗
Anesthesia does not have the best smell, but, it is still really peaceful getting the mask and slowly falling asleep. Only thing I hate is when I am waking up at the end, my orifices feel sore and I am really really tired.
I have a question please don't mind i wanna learn a Diploma in medical field which one field is best in this all? 1.ANAESTHESIA . 2.pathology 3.cardiology 4.Radiology 5.lab technician
Anaesthesia, pathology, and cardiology you have to go to medical school. Radiology and lab tech you can go to college for that specific program. Depends on if you can afford to go to medical school an 8+ year college or 2-3year diploma program for X-ray or med tech. Good luck.
Anybody here who is going to get surgery soon and is very nervous just like I was. Here is tip: Ask your doctor to give you sedatives before taking you into the operation room. You will not experience all this scary things and won't even remember the operation room or anything at all
i'm really anxious about those tubes inserting about anaesthesia could u pls tell me do u feel any pain b4 during or after such as inserting tubes or remove wtb the injection? many tnx i'd really appreciate ur reply!
@@alemon22 no you won't feel anything during tube insertion because you'll be sleeping. After surgery too there won't be any pain but some people say you might feel your throat a littke sore. But I had no sore throat, my throat was just super dry and I needed water but wasn't allowed until 6 hours pass after surgery. So that part was a bit tough but it time passed quickly because anesthesia kepy me super dizzy
I kinda like the experience of going under anaesthetic. Lying down, comfortable, having a small chat, getting tired. Then when I’m really getting tired I just say “Aight I’m getting tired now I’ll see ya later”
Thanks for this camera position so that we can see her face when she is going out. A question: does the induction hurt? She kinda looks like that before she goes out...
My best personal time trying to stay awake after being administered anesthesia is 3 minutes. I always wanted to tell the anesthesiologist that I beat him! Naturally I lost every attempt lol
Idk how ppl r so calm when getting put under, every time I am I have a panic attack and cry like a baby. I literally cannot talk when they asking me questions to try and calm me down from the fear. It’s a weird feeling not being able to talk, it’s like there’s a mental barrier stopping u cause ur so scared and can’t focus enough to form a sentence
They talked to me all the time. I liked that the nurse was standing next to me while she was giving the gas. My doctor was holding my hand till a knocked out.
Usually at first they give you a med that relaxes you and makes you feel like your floating and some say may make you feel dizzy. Everyone is dif. Then they slowly give you the sleepy meds. Everyone is dif, like I said. Some people drift right off to sleep and some people don't. There are even some people who wake up in the middle of the procedure but usually the doctor sees that with your vitals and such before you fully wake up, so they can give you more meds. I know all the surgeries I have had and was put under, I was out cold, so of them I woke up feeling sick or getting sick but not all of them.
@@rogeliojrgarra4005 everytime I was put under (in the usa) they injected a med that made me relax as they wheeled me into the operating room. Once they got me on the table and got me situated and right before the doctor came in they injected the sleepy med. But like I said, that was done in the USA. Not sure how they do it in the other states and all. Plus every doctor may be dif too.
i remember when i went under, everything was just getting blurry and peoples voices were slurring and it sounded like i was in a repeating dream and then i woke up, craziest feeling ever
I’m getting my wisdom teeth out under general anesthesia in less than 2 days. I’m terrified to be put to sleep, I’ve been under once for my appendix but it was so long ago I don’t really remember.
How often do you anesthetize the patients with sevoflurane rather than by injection? Have you ever used the "single breath technique"? Would be interesting to see more inhalation inductions in adult patients.
Most pediatric patients are induced with sevoflurane. The single-breath technique is not technically a single breath in practice although if the circuit is primed, the speed of induction will increase. There is really no reason to use inhalational induction in adult patients unless someone is super scared of an IV! Having an IV tends to be a safer induction in case something were to be given emergently
😲📢BRO,...you better get those beeps up there higher... if I'm not mistaken, that's her pulse/ox, and when they stop breathing, be ready asap so that they won't miss 1 breath...AND FOR ME, THATS JUST A LITTLE TO LOW ON THE BEEPS THAN IM COMFORTABLE WITH, BUT EVERYBODY IS DIFFERENT. I know some people may say it's only 1 OR 2 breaths.... but if you add that up over time, for 1 month, it can mean thousands of breaths lost with very low pulse ox. Don't forget if the power goes out!... Be able to empower yourself and know what the emergency number is to have the scrub nurse call and state your emergency, and get those extra anesthesia doctors in that room Stat, because even when the power comes back on, that won't fix a circuit breaker needing a new circuit in it👍👌 and always carry your very own pulse/ox meter on you, because you never know... and remember that each case is just like people... it is different, and comes with it's own set of lessons. THANK YOU KINDLY, 👍👌✌ J.W.F. II AND LAST BUT NOT LEAST, 🖖 LIVE LONG, AND PROSPER!!! Peace, J.W.F. II ✌🖖👋
They had game me some relaxing medication on my ivy and some anxiety medication… then they took me to the surgery room I was already soo sleepy and high drunk and then I barely remember just seeing them there in front of me getting ready to put me under general anesthesia , I was gone asleep in the first second.. woke up 3hrs later on recovery room
I remember being out into sleep and had this weird dream of a random man riding a bike in a desert xD I was REALLY young I'm surprised I remember that considered I forget my dreams I had this week
I just got surgery yesterday late at night and when they gave me anesthesia a lady was talking to me telling me it was going to be okay and I heard doctors talking in the background and their voice was muffled and all I heard was hers and her voiced started to fade away. I did wake up with pain though because had Nevus Sebaceous on my side of my head it was really small though but it was hurting a bit but I had no clue what happened when I woke up
Can you still breathe with that thing over your mouth bc my mom said I might be getting surgery?And what does it feel like when they put you to deep sleep it it like normal sleeping?
Anesthesia is not like normal sleeping. During anesthesia brain signals are different, no dreams happen and no new memory is formed. Whereas during normal sleep, as you know dreams occur and memory is formed
It takes a large amount of medication to put me too sleep.” I tell the medical staff this every time I have a procedure but no one seems to listen to me.
I normally only take 1-2 seconds and I am out when I have surgery the last time was awful I think they gave me the drug that paralyzes you first because suddenly I couldn’t breath and I thought that I was going to die. I had covid pneumonia at the time and had broke my hip so was not in the best shape and the man who put me under was not very nice. I am so happy that you take such care to make sure all your patients have a positive experience. You are such wonderful professionals and anyone who comes to you for help gets the best care possible.
I have to say..it’s the most restful sleep I get when I have surgeries..plus the warm blankets I get provided while I fall asleep…such a peaceful experience.
I remember going into anesthesia I was out in like five seconds it was the most peaceful time ever
Do you feel anything during the time ? Is it like going sleep?
I’m going into surgery tomorrow morning
@@Victoriaotranto how are u now?
True..best sleep ever...most relaxed
@@sarfarazahmed2662 they’re just talking to you and then you immediately wake up
When I had my appendix out at 14, going under was so peaceful. I was in so much pain and to know that thing would be gone by the time I woke up was amazing to me.
Good to know that
How it feels waking up after surgery. Does it hurt too much till proper recovery?
Does it hurt after or during surgery?!?! Can you feel anything?!! I'm 15 getting my gallbladder removed bc of Covid and I'm scared. First surgery for me.
@@CritterConnect It may hurt a little but the pain level should be tolerable. The doctor can administer more pain medicines if the pain increases
@@AnesthesiaGuru Yeah it went very well! Actually wasn't as bad as I thought.
When i was going into anesthesia i was just out in hardly 2 minutes. And i experienced that it was a peaceful ever time of my life
I remember they told me to count to ten i got to ten i was like im still awake im still awake next thing I remember the nurse waking me up saying its all over now haha
How were u feeling when u woke up? And what was the situation like in the ot when u were anaesthetia? Did ur heartbeat is fine
@@aaribhasan i felt sleepy and in a dream like state for about 3 hours after
I'm kinda addicted to GA. I love being put to a deep sleep. It's peaceful down there. I hope when I die the feeling is the same. 😌
@mohammad naserallah oh thank goodness!
@mohammad naserallah Alhamdulillah
I literally done so many operations just to go to General anaesthesia because I have Insurance, I am just like oh I can’t breathe well I need nose operation and boom another operation, my 6 one is tomorrow morning 😂😂😂
I like taking morphine after I wake up.
I like going to hospital.
@@ahmadalquran6155 yupp you're short one surgery than me. Lol 😅. I got 7 surgeries in a year and half time span.
@mohammad naserallah I am not ruining my health, I am fixing my self 😂
انا ما ادمر صحتي انا قاعد بزبط بجسمي ههههه
Pretty smile from the patient, before she goes under. Many people don't know how fortunate they are. When I was seven years old, (I am now 70 yrs. old) I underwent a tonsillectomy. All went well, but I was given ether. It was an anethesia with a sickening smell. After the operation, you usually vomited. The smell stayed with you for a good while. Medical technology has come a long way since then.
Stay blessed 👍
@@Think_and_Reflect Blessings to you too!
Thank you for making this comment it wasn’t even long but informed be about it’s past 😀
Well your that’s a lie because they were using anaesthesia by the 1930’s for operations.
My father underwent tonsillectomy without anesthesia in 1966 (he was 6 years old). He was traumatized by that. The most incredible fact is that i am writing from a western country (italy).
I never have any trepidation when I go under - the sounds in there are soothing... and the people in there are so professional...
Omg it literally feels like ur in heaven it’s the best
If anyone is worrying about how anaesthesia feels it actually just feels like when your arm falls asleep and it’s all fuzzy but for your brain and nerves fuzzy and slowly goes black
fr? i didn’t feel a thing and i didn’t remember even falling as sleep
Thank u
for me everything just went black but it's probs bc they gave me 2x more anesthesia
@@Woofwoof369 fr like I don’t remember falling asleep I just remember being there and then waking up in another room 😭
Good times i want to feel it again, it was so good. I was laughing countinuously without control for 40 minutes after waking up, amazing reaction.
Doctors are simply amazing
the most peaceful experience of my life
I screamed
I'm watching before going for anesthesia
Ahhh I’m going into my first surgery in 17 days and I’m scared. It’s for a tumor removal and it will be 2 hr long
@Rly clipz one day left! For you. What are you getting surgery on? There is 14 days left until mine
i had a surgery 1 year ago. Anesthesia seems scary at first, but when you go unconscious you don’t remember at all!
Was everything okay? What did it feel like..
I have surgery next week, on the 18th. I have had multiple surgeries but this one will be the 3rd one on my left ankle/foot. Not really nervous and that's because I have had so many surgeries. Just the pain and recovery process can be a lot to handle sometimes.
Getting put asleep with anesthesia was probably the weirdest feeling ever.
Can you explain why ???
10 seconds in general anesthesia your vision starts to blur out and you’ll hear a little beep.
@@TheCoolStyle Y'all had that? I just literally like closed my eyes and I opened them crying 🤣
the best part you mean.. I had good sleep before I knew it I was already in the recovery room
I broke my tibia and fibula last year and had to get surgery, I was petrified!!! Now I dream about having another sleep like that one day lol!!! The team taking care of me was so amazing 🤗
Anesthesia feels great when u go to sleep wake up so peaceful not knowing what's happened
Anesthesia does not have the best smell, but, it is still really peaceful getting the mask and slowly falling asleep. Only thing I hate is when I am waking up at the end, my orifices feel sore and I am really really tired.
One of the best feeling I’ve e ever felt no cap
somethings wrong with you
@@lilatopete2952 no I had a aesthetic like 3 years ago . It feels good if U had one u know what I mean
@steviewonderFor real bro you feel like you floating
@@lilatopete2952 u clearly never had surgery kid
@@lilatopete2952 as someone who never had anesthia i think its good
Why did it take so long?
I have a question please don't mind i wanna learn a Diploma in medical field which one field is best in this all?
1.ANAESTHESIA .
2.pathology
3.cardiology
4.Radiology
5.lab technician
That is totally up to you, do what you are interested in.
@@LauraM91 thank dear to tell me
@@LauraM91 okay bro know i decide a health techinsion because i know i wanna help in emergency time everywhere to people
Anaesthesia, pathology, and cardiology you have to go to medical school. Radiology and lab tech you can go to college for that specific program. Depends on if you can afford to go to medical school an 8+ year college or 2-3year diploma program for X-ray or med tech. Good luck.
@@michelletrimmer6750 Thank you
Anybody here who is going to get surgery soon and is very nervous just like I was. Here is tip:
Ask your doctor to give you sedatives before taking you into the operation room. You will not experience all this scary things and won't even remember the operation room or anything at all
Hai na
i'm really anxious about those tubes inserting about anaesthesia could u pls tell me do u feel any pain b4 during or after such as inserting tubes or remove wtb the injection? many tnx i'd really appreciate ur reply!
@@alemon22 no you won't feel anything during tube insertion because you'll be sleeping. After surgery too there won't be any pain but some people say you might feel your throat a littke sore. But I had no sore throat, my throat was just super dry and I needed water but wasn't allowed until 6 hours pass after surgery. So that part was a bit tough but it time passed quickly because anesthesia kepy me super dizzy
@@alemon22 The anesthesiologists are highly trained physicians and the placing of the endotracheal tube is not felt.
I kinda like the experience of going under anaesthetic.
Lying down, comfortable, having a small chat, getting tired.
Then when I’m really getting tired I just say “Aight I’m getting tired now I’ll see ya later”
I had surgery today.. It was very peaceful sleep once i had GA😃❤️
Good job waiting eagerly for her post surgery pics
it would be more educational and interesting to add timestamps with description of drug administration, procedure etc
Thanks for this camera position so that we can see her face when she is going out. A question: does the induction hurt? She kinda looks like that before she goes out...
In my experience, no
No. You don't feel anything. You just literally stop existing until they bring you back or it wear off.
Hi
Propofol stings when goes into the vein. You are out before you know it.
No, i think she was given Sevoflurane gas. She had a beautiful induction. Probably she only remember a little of this.
My best personal time trying to stay awake after being administered anesthesia is 3 minutes. I always wanted to tell the anesthesiologist that I beat him! Naturally I lost every attempt lol
Idk how ppl r so calm when getting put under, every time I am I have a panic attack and cry like a baby. I literally cannot talk when they asking me questions to try and calm me down from the fear. It’s a weird feeling not being able to talk, it’s like there’s a mental barrier stopping u cause ur so scared and can’t focus enough to form a sentence
What kind of surgery did she have
I got surgery today n I'm terrified
Have faith in god .All will be alright
Easier said this was my 1st surgery
@@missbae3570 my surgery is tomorrow nd i am very scared
They talked to me all the time. I liked that the nurse was standing next to me while she was giving the gas. My doctor was holding my hand till a knocked out.
I had a flash back 🥺😳
Sorria você esta sendo filmada .
Had surgery yesterday best sleep ever .
She took a long time to fall asleep. At what point was the anesthesia actually given?
Usually at first they give you a med that relaxes you and makes you feel like your floating and some say may make you feel dizzy. Everyone is dif. Then they slowly give you the sleepy meds. Everyone is dif, like I said. Some people drift right off to sleep and some people don't. There are even some people who wake up in the middle of the procedure but usually the doctor sees that with your vitals and such before you fully wake up, so they can give you more meds. I know all the surgeries I have had and was put under, I was out cold, so of them I woke up feeling sick or getting sick but not all of them.
@@tatted.babe8732 do they inject some anesthesia or med before you fell asleep?
@@rogeliojrgarra4005 everytime I was put under (in the usa) they injected a med that made me relax as they wheeled me into the operating room. Once they got me on the table and got me situated and right before the doctor came in they injected the sleepy med. But like I said, that was done in the USA. Not sure how they do it in the other states and all. Plus every doctor may be dif too.
@@tatted.babe8732 I went right to sleep, in couple seconds
@@daneillereid9053 same I was out lol
God bless
So what does the alarm at 0:35 and keeps repeating mean specifically?
It's the alarm from ventilator machine. It goes off if the breathing rate breaches the threshold limit set.
Boy, she sure looks prettier than ever without makeup!
that glove makes me want to cry hahah
why lol?
I recently went thru my laproscopic inguinal hernia surgery ...
It took me 15-20 sec for anesthesia.
Your WHAT?
@@ahsaninam2130 hernia surgery 😐
Whats the surgery is going on DR ???
Rhinoplasty
@@RichardsonsFaceHospitals tx for the reply DR
@@RichardsonsFaceHospitals Was she put to sleep using Propofol or something else?
I remember blinking for a few seconds and next thing i knew the surgery was almost done
i remember when i went under, everything was just getting blurry and peoples voices were slurring and it sounded like i was in a repeating dream and then i woke up, craziest feeling ever
Just went on anesthesia today it was so peaceful I’m still a bit out of it form it lol
Same
I’m getting my wisdom teeth out under general anesthesia in less than 2 days. I’m terrified to be put to sleep, I’ve been under once for my appendix but it was so long ago I don’t really remember.
Anyone answer which operational is going to happen?
Facial surgery
Why did they put that tube in nose ?
How often do you anesthetize the patients with sevoflurane rather than by injection? Have you ever used the "single breath technique"? Would be interesting to see more inhalation inductions in adult patients.
Keep watching our channel
Most pediatric patients are induced with sevoflurane. The single-breath technique is not technically a single breath in practice although if the circuit is primed, the speed of induction will increase. There is really no reason to use inhalational induction in adult patients unless someone is super scared of an IV! Having an IV tends to be a safer induction in case something were to be given emergently
Sometimes people can be given a gas to inhale to calm them down before the anaesthetic is given in the IV.
Get well soon
Dr your so funny 🤣 when you said ( bye bye) I laughed and thought i peed my pants lol
Yes 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I know right! 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
I never want throo something like this and i was abt to pee in my pants
I was alomst peeing my pants while watching this I have fear of surgeries
@@inajovanovicc Why are you watching this?
Sounds fun 🤩
Do they gag when they fit the tube down the throat?
No
@@RichardsonsFaceHospitalsahh, okay
Nose ki hadi ki surgery price baton pleez mujhy pakistan sy ana hai apki pass?
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I had anesthesia yesterday and I didn’t know it will be that fast within some seconds I was out
the patient is beautiful
I be having surgery soon and I don't know what they going to use the IV or the mask it easy for me is the mask
I am anesthesia technician that is a very definitely job😊
shes beautiful😊
I’ve got surgery on Monday quite looking forward to a good sleep 😂😂
How did it go?
For face surgery? She looks fine to me.
whenever i go under i have a weird recurring dream where a worm is tunneling through mud
You dont dream under anesthesia...?
@@Scarkinng it’s less of a dream and more of a hallucination. idk maybe i’m just special✨
Had same experience. Was like hallucination. Scary af
thought this was the girl from "On My Block" at first lol
That feels so good .but I found myself talking to the doctor to talking to my cousin,i can’t even remember falling asleep
I wish I could do this to go to bed
What kind of surgery was she having
Rhinoplasty and Face makeover
Rhinoplasty and face makeover
She’s obviously not breathing deeply during this step.
It took me like 15 seconds and I was out or maybe that’s just all I can remember
Did u feel anything before anaesthetia was given to u
Whr is this hosp..pls reply
In Tamil Nadu, India
😲📢BRO,...you better get those beeps up there higher... if I'm not mistaken, that's her pulse/ox, and when they stop breathing, be ready asap so that they won't miss 1 breath...AND FOR ME, THATS JUST A LITTLE TO LOW ON THE BEEPS THAN IM COMFORTABLE WITH, BUT EVERYBODY IS DIFFERENT. I know some people may say it's only 1 OR 2 breaths.... but if you add that up over time, for 1 month, it can mean thousands of breaths lost with very low pulse ox.
Don't forget if the power goes out!...
Be able to empower yourself and know what the emergency number is to have the scrub nurse call and state your emergency, and get those extra anesthesia doctors in that room Stat, because even when the power comes back on, that won't fix a circuit breaker needing a new circuit in it👍👌 and always carry your very own pulse/ox meter on you, because you never know...
and remember that each case is just like people... it is different, and comes with it's own set of lessons.
THANK YOU KINDLY, 👍👌✌
J.W.F. II
AND LAST BUT NOT LEAST,
🖖 LIVE LONG, AND PROSPER!!!
Peace, J.W.F. II ✌🖖👋
They had game me some relaxing medication on my ivy and some anxiety medication… then they took me to the surgery room I was already soo sleepy and high drunk and then I barely remember just seeing them there in front of me getting ready to put me under general anesthesia , I was gone asleep in the first second.. woke up 3hrs later on recovery room
What surgery
Rhinoplasty
I recommend the patient is a beautiful girl
Is anesthesia painful ?
No.
No
No, not at all. You just get a very warm, fluffy, incredibly sleepy feeling. Next thing you know, it’s finished and you’re waking up in recovery. 😁
@@deniece0821 im scared cause is it just me or nobody can breath through nose with mouth open?? Cause i tried it but i cant
@@deniece0821 that calmed me down a lot :,) im having my first surgery soon and my anxiety is through the roof
Why did it take 6 minutes 4 her to sleep??
I remember being out into sleep and had this weird dream of a random man riding a bike in a desert xD I was REALLY young I'm surprised I remember that considered I forget my dreams I had this week
علم الانسان مالم يعلم
I didn't remember shit... I was like damn/...lol
Me too
There is no way in hell you would get within ten feet of me with that mask before I was asleep you’d get your arm broken
@lazos_ 022 nope
nooo it’s fun
@lazos_ 022 that’s not very nice, i’ve gotten surgery before and going under is just exciting lol
@@jarrett. same. The sounds, b;lanket and the loopiness is like someone knocking you out
Paranoic lol
I just got surgery yesterday late at night and when they gave me anesthesia a lady was talking to me telling me it was going to be okay and I heard doctors talking in the background and their voice was muffled and all I heard was hers and her voiced started to fade away. I did wake up with pain though because had Nevus Sebaceous on my side of my head it was really small though but it was hurting a bit but I had no clue what happened when I woke up
Can you still breathe with that thing over your mouth bc my mom said I might be getting surgery?And what does it feel like when they put you to deep sleep it it like normal sleeping?
Yeah , breathing is not going to be a problem
@@RichardsonsFaceHospitals oh ok thank you so much for answering🥰
Anesthesia is not like normal sleeping. During anesthesia brain signals are different, no dreams happen and no new memory is formed. Whereas during normal sleep, as you know dreams occur and memory is formed
It takes a large amount of medication to put me too sleep.” I tell the medical staff this every time I have a procedure but no one seems to listen to me.
Best sleep i ever had
She is so beautiful when she smlie
One of the best sleep i had in my life was from this tbf
Please put post surgery
I normally only take 1-2 seconds and I am out when I have surgery the last time was awful I think they gave me the drug that paralyzes you first because suddenly I couldn’t breath and I thought that I was going to die. I had covid pneumonia at the time and had broke my hip so was not in the best shape and the man who put me under was not very nice. I am so happy that you take such care to make sure all your patients have a positive experience. You are such wonderful professionals and anyone who comes to you for help gets the best care possible.
They told me count backward from ten shoot I didn't make it to 8
This was me today lol I didn’t even realize when I did go under
Sir, my nose is very thick. And I wanted to do rhinoplasty surgery
Sure
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When I was 2. I under anesthesia before. But why i cannot sleep
You did sleep. There is literally no way to resist that lol.
That took way to long
Anesthesia me jane ka tarika casual hai🗿💀😂
i remember waking up in middle of a surgery.
aw hell naw
@@coryxkenshinlover yes bro.
I remember trying to scream when I had this I hated it
Can’t believe I had that thing in my throat
did u feel it at all?
I got put to sleep cuz I had to have a surgery for my appendix
I was out 10 seconds into having the mask on.. dk what’s going on here. Lol
As they were putting me under, I was told to count backwards from 100. All I remember is 99.
Que tiene la señora
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