I arrived there around 7 am and was sent into pre-op. Nurses then told me to change into one of those silly hospital dresses and wait in the bed. I was given a pill to help prep me for surgery and had an IV stabbed into my hand twice. (Twice because they missed the vein teefirst time) The pill was probably a Xanax. The effects of it quickly hit me and I start to get fuzzy here. The doctor came in and marked up my knee with all kinds of purple marks, and I could not tell what they were because my contacts had to be out. On my way to the operating room I was pumped with anesthetic medication and slowly lost consciousness. I woke up in a post-op room drowsier than anything I’d ever experienced before. I was badgered with the same question over and over. Everyone was asking,” DO you have to pee.” Now, until this day I have no clue why even my family members asked this, along with every nurse n charge of me. Anyways I left the hospital around 12pm. I only remember getting home and sleeping. I slept technically until 8am the next day, but psychologically for
I arrived there around 7 am and was sent into pre-op. Nurses then told me to change into one of those silly hospital dresses and wait in the bed. I was given a pill to help prep me for surgery and had an IV stabbed into my hand twice. (Twice because they missed the vein teefirst time) The pill was probably a Xanax. The effects of it quickly hit me and I start to get fuzzy here. The doctor came in and marked up my knee with all kinds of purple marks, and I could not tell what they were because my contacts had to be out. On my way to the operating room I was pumped with anesthetic medication and slowly lost consciousness. I woke up in a post-op room drowsier than anything I’d ever experienced before. I was badgered with the same question over and over. Everyone was asking,” DO you have to pee.” Now, until this day I have no clue why even my family members asked this, along with every nurse n charge of me. Anyways I left the hospital around 12pm. I only remember getting home and sleeping. I slept technically until 8am the next day, but psychologically for