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Wow. That wasn't very nice.
It's not very nice that I was told I would be OUT and not feel a thing. Which means they said the same thing to everyone else. I learned the painful way. I wanted those two to be prepared that it isn't going to be a picnic. I didn't say it to be mean. I said it in sympathy for what they were fixing to experience.
What they meant was they wouldn't feel a thing.
Exactly. All of us were on this firemans bucket brigade. Wait in waiting room with stickers on our wrists. Then called in the back room where rows of beds with attached IV's...as one is rolled out, another rolled in, new body placed in it. Steady stream of people being wheeled in the back room where the procedure is being done. All of us thinking we would be ASLEEP.