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I experienced this briefly a decade ago, give or take. Not much of a drinker or toker, I did a bit of both in the company of a friend. I then vomited all over

I experienced this briefly a decade ago, give or take. Not much of a drinker or toker, I did a bit of both in the company of a friend. I then vomited all over the bar we were in, passed out, and was taken by ambulance to a hospital. You may know that it is typical for EMTs to assess and keep patient's mind active by asking questions, such as what is your name, today's date, during this type of situation. Well, high as a kite and simultaneously blackout drunk, I experienced this as a detached consciousness in an endless black void, being questioned about my existence by the voice from the void about who I am. It was something that stuck with me... Be nice. Cultivate positive thinking and keep fear in its place.

tharkun__ 6y ago
Sounds a bit like my experience waking up from anethesia after an operation. I couldn't see but that didn't disturb me for some reason. I felt that I was lying down but had no idea why. I tried to sit up but couldn't. Whenever I tried something, some unknown force would push me down again. I tried over and over but couldn't do it. At some point I gave up. A bit later I was able to open my eyes and my mum told me the nurses had been in panic because I was still hooked up to all the machines and the IV and they were afraid I'd pull it all out and/or hurt myself. They were the ones pushing me down when I tried to sit up. I think I was like 10 or 12.