I think I have les horrors about general anasthesia than I did before, but it's still disturbing that I have this hole in my existence there -- it's not like sleeping, where you have a sense of having been asleep -- you just don't have anything, it's like the plane of your existence has been folded and stapled and you walked from one point in time to another.
Interesting. I have less squickiness around general anesthesia than I do around sedation (which is what I got for my wisdom teeth) -- sedation is the same folded/stapled thing, except without even a technical loss of consciousness. Ew!
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Interesting. I have less squickiness around general anesthesia than I do around sedation (which is what I got for my wisdom teeth) -- sedation is the same folded/stapled thing, except without even a technical loss of consciousness. Ew!