Bev: So sorry you had such an horrific experience with your procedure. I have heard about some people who respond differently to anesthetics, but I am not one of them. They gave me Profonol & I went into such a wonderful deep sleep & woke up when it was all done.......just like I asked them to do. (smile) They were such an amazing staff of people and very caring. The only pain I had was from the needle stick in my right hand when she was putting in an IV. & she was very good about it that that didn't even hurt much. I am very thankful that this turned out for me the way it did, so I won't have to be such a "fraidy cat" next time it's time for one. (smile) I can tell you this, I am a huge baby when it comes to any kind of needles and blood....I don't want to know about it, don't want to feel it, just get in there and get it done and let me go home. (smile) If I were you, I would be the same as you. There is no reason what so ever this day and age to allow someone pain. My husband went through a very painful ordeal about three years ago when he had a Mylogram done. I forgot how many shots of Morphine they kept giving him before they finally finished. He told me later, if he'ld known how painful that was going to be, he would never have had it done. He told them his wife had been through numerous Bone Marrow Biopsies and had never went through that much amount of pain. Things like this should not happen if it's a caring & compassionate medical staff.
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