I must have been 10 or 11 but I was given a choice, gas or IV. But then the nurse came and just put in the IV. Good thing, too. I had a little bit of needle-phobia but it was nothing (and the whole experience helped me overcome that, from the blood-drawing to the IV) and the best part was that it doesn't linger like gas can. I felt 100% fine and alert as soon as I woke up. (the fact that it was a very minor surgery may have helped)

But as I remember it was instant. One moment you're there, the next, you're waking up somewhere else.

yes i have they poked me and i just woke up with something in my mouth ..water i think :))

so i dont rlly remember anything ..crazy stuff :S

yup three times actually

tasted like onion once, don't remember any tastes the other two times. one of the times I was flying high up in the sky through clouds and then I woke up disappointed telling the nurse that she should not have woken me up

Roma said: yup three times actually tasted like onion once, don't remember any tastes the other two times. one of the times I was flying high up in the sky through clouds and then I woke up disappointed telling the nurse that she should not have woken me up

You should have quoted Reggie: "What's wrong with you?"

It really varies per person. When I woke up my fiancé was like "stay still, you will probably feel like crap and a but confused." Yet I got right out of bed, walked to the nurses counter and asked how long I had to wait before I could leave. Then took a piss in the bathroom.

i literally felt like I woke up from a nap.

pezus said: NintendoPie said: I've had anesthesia once for tonsil surgery. My story is pretty much like Pezus'. They put a mask sort of thing over your mouth and then they say to breathe naturally while counting down to 10, you never get to 10 though. When I woke up I had about a minute of confusion and then I noticed where I was and how bad my throat hurt. Down to 10?? From what, 20?

Lol, whoops. I meant down from 10.

Did they do anything for her afterward since she obviously wasn't administered enough anesthesia? (Like, did they lower the price of the surgery?)

I was like in first grade for tonsils

I remember the surgeons look like they were in a caleidiscope. It was amazing.

I could be not remembering correctly.

I had one time where they were knocking me out for surgery, and I tried to stay up as long as I could. They had me count down from 100 backwards. I remember it being hard to talk in the 80's.

I remember tinging in my arm, feeling the stuff move through my body, and my whole face and body feel all tingly.

I remember black outs, where I could see the staff walking, then a second of darkness, then there would have jumped - like a movie missing frames. One second there were next to me, the next 3 feet moved. (They were walking around and I had gapes in my memory from being put to sleep.)

I remember them saying, "Looks like he is definitely out, we should begin!" And I decided that I should get to sleep as quickly as I cool.

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