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FWIW, unlikely. I specifically remember being asked to count down from 10, going like 8 7 6 ... 5 wait I feel weird and sleepy. That is, my first thought after
by Anderkent 11y ago
FWIW, unlikely. I specifically remember being asked to count down from 10, going like 8 7 6 ... 5 wait I feel weird and sleepy. That is, my first thought after being woken up was the next number in sequence.
It seems unlikely that would be the case if the time inbetween was spent thinking 'oh my god this hurts so much' rather than just blacked out.
- tptacek 11y agoWere you given a benzo specifically to erase your memory of the events? Because this thread is about the fact that many (maybe most) surgical patients are. (Let me clear, I'm being deliberately silly about all this. I do not think there is a huge anesthesia conspiracy. I am, at the same time, seriously skeeved out by having my memory deliberately tampered with.)
- Anderkent 11y ago> Were you given a benzo specifically to erase your memory of the events? I don't remember! :P