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I woke up during heart surgery right before they opened me up I heard him disgusting where they were going to harvest the vein.

Brother, what has happened?! Regardless, grace under pressure. Namaste. 🙏🏾

Psilocybin containing mushroom are just amazing with so many health benefits. Helped me overcome my life long addiction to cigarettes and alcohol. Also saved me from mental health issues. Never had a bad trip.

Yea, doctors have tried to kill me several times. Had a baby out of the womb grown to my stomach and other organs and when my husband said I was very ill and that something was wrong with me, he was told that I was just a whinner and complainer. Was in bed for 8 months until the stomach busted open. 24 hours later,36 pints of blood, dead for 6 minutes. The doctor never even came to see me.

I havent had more then 1 hour naps in the last 10 yrs i would give anything for a forced nap is it possible to pay to get a cathader so i dont have to get up to pee and some snooze juice maybe a iv to hydrate me and allow me to sleep for a good 8 to 10 hour maybe longer catchup on a decade of none sleep becaause im fallingn apart I'm desperate for some sleep its become a issue i cant think anymore

Had a spinal fusion and they didn’t tell me those trigger periods…that was fun dealing with while healing 😂

Dont do that. They have multiple ways to ki you.

Incredible insights, I feel I learned and could learn even more from some minutes hearing your explanations than I ever had all my life from what I’ve hear from MD’s, not trying to diminish your profession, but I feel resentful MD’s should be the ones giving these insights to people more often and as in-depth as you are, and they don’t.

TRUTH! I was having my absess from ruptured appendix drained. The poor nurses who were emptying my bag to measure.

The older you get the worse this happens

I honestly think for many it comes down to personal responsibility. Now before people come at me accusing me of being ignorant, I have 2 brother, my dad, 1 grandfather, 2 aunts, 5 uncles and 2 cousins who are all alcoholics or drug addicts, some who have died because of their addictions. My husband’s high school best friend was also a drug addict and now works for a recovery center and is a counselor for addicts. I myself have 6 chronic disabling diseases/conditions and take 18 medications including opioids and multiple other medications that cause withdrawal when/if stopped. A big problem with people today especially is lack of personal accountability. It is a CHOICE to take an illegal drug, it is a CHOICE to abuse a prescribed medication. Excuses are made for the addict, “____ drug is addictive from the first dose they are a victim” etc. But ultimately it will always come down to that choice to use for that first time and to take more than prescribed.

It sure sounds like this doctor is describing Donald Trump, to a sh*tty T !!

Never mistake kindness for weakness...or do so at your own peril

Hello Doctor, And hello to Karma. Thank you for all your awesome Videos ❤

Labels!!! It keeps people from getting the help they need. Once a label appears, it can lead medical staff down the wrong path. They see it then follow the same path as the original doctor. Example, I was thrown into a label of functional mobility disorder. I have bipolar. They assumed this was a problem , referred me to John Hopkins. Wondering why he didn't do a full neuro assessment, find out he is neuro psych, following a diagnosis that they do cognitive therapy for. Meanwhile, being an extremely active 60 year old, with 4 year rapid vision problem, balance, swallowing, dystonia, coordination decline, am getting quite frustrated. In that year of waiting I developed bilateral foot drop, muscle atrophy and increases in the other already declining problems. Advocating for myself all through this and a handful of doctors here that kept pushing referrals and tests, said we are looking down the wrong path. Neuro referral #6, year 5, already testing and referred right to their neuromuscular team. I am a nurse. Labels can be very harmful. No matter any previous assessment, medical staff should treat theirs like the first time it's being done. Yes try the treatments recommended, know your medications, ask all the questions you can, be informed about any diagnosis you have. If something seems off with any of the treatment options, YOU ARE THE BEST ADVOCATE FOR YOURSELF. Keep pushing if it's not working. These people are trained, but don't always ask the right questions. People have trouble communicating at times. If the doctor is over your head with it, ask them to talk in terms you will understand. Always know your medications. Let the doc know as soon as something seems off. Responsibility is both parties. The caregiver and the care reciever.

Never been under anesthesia but i have woken up from a deep sleep finishing a sentence from my dream or from the night before

I thought the anesthesia he was holding was a banana that was eaten around the center and made a string

You look unhinged gesticulating with a syringe

He’s actually right💀 happened to me

Yes❤❤❤ so much yes❤❤❤

Someday, if I ever go under anesthesia, I want to think of a joke and say: “What did the --- say to the ---?” Fall under, then possibly a whole hour later I wake up like: “Lettuce in its cold outside!”

What is worse than the dependence on something habit forming is relying on the supplier.

One time they administered me propofol and ketamine to set a dislocated shoulder and man what a trip

I have POTS. Its hits me with no warning out of the blue. I have face planted many times. Go to ER one time and Dr says I am a drug addict. She does the tests.......no drugs present in my body. Never saw her again and no apology

Wow that is ALOT! Thank you for caring so much about your patients, i had NO idea you have to do all that for each surgery, I loved my anesthesiologist when i had my surgery especially when he gave me the relaxing medicine since i was a nervous wreck before surgery, one fear I ALWAYS had is saying something embarrassing while going under lol

Yes I have heard of munchhausen by proxies

Thanks for the info about how I got addicted to nssi.

I had fear of my heart valve surgery. I had two concepts that gave me ease. The first was i only had Two outcomes, life with God or life with my husband. The second was told to me by the surgeon. He said I will have a good out come because I had a sense of humor and I liked the music that was playing in the OR. I have watched many of your episodes. You provide so much knowledge and in my case, I think, some ignorance allowed me not to a have hang up on every detail. I did have disappointment at home healing than during my hospital stay.

Psychosomatic is an imagined illness or a illnesses that patient imagines they have.

Nah I jus wake up mad

the way he's waving the syringe reminds me of the doctor from Canonball Run

Been suffering with abdominal pain and attack in my stomach area that travels to my head to date I am told it’s all in my mind

"They are under general..." "No I'm not"

I've never heard anything truer. Lord, help us!

You have a beautiful soul. Thank you for the video!

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My first surgery, I was 9. It was a HUGELY traumatic and close call fall from a horse. I remember the feelings.

“Some of us are trying to sleep”

"You're in pain? That's what a seeker would say."

I think it’s also the skills of the anesthesiologist. I’ve had multiple surgeries and one time my uvula wasn’t working. It felt like something stuck in my throat but wouldn’t work when I would swallow. I was thinking omg they’ve paralyzed me. 😂 It went away after a couple of days. It kinda freaked me out. 😂

I was hospitalized for seven weeks.I had surgery six times including hernia repairs,bowel recesection and a fistula leaking acid out of the open wound in my stomach around the clock.I was appalled at my care.My nurses would ignore my pain medication request even though my surgeon approved it.I was changing my own open wound to no avail it wouldn't stop leaking nor would the nurses come in to check me.I laid there in severe pain from surgeries,acid pouring out of my wound and no relief.Sometimes as long as six hours.People with severe pain should be treated with care and respect.I am home now and healing but after sixteen stomach surgeries and my last experience I am really disappointed in the health care system.

I wake up from anesthesia asking for my cat.

Oh, this hits home right now! I've had CRPS since 1998, and I've been doing okay for a while, but since I moved from Tampa FL to Amsterdam NY, I can't get my pain management pump filled because the only doctor near me who fills pumps is an angry, dismissive, power hungry, arrogant jerk. He has more one star reviews online than any other person or business I have ever seen, but he's still practicing medicine. It blows my mind that there's nothing I can do to help myself. I've filed complaints, but my insurance and Medicare say there's nothing they can do, despite the existence of continuity of care laws. I wonder what happened to this guy to make him this horrible. I feel like the entire medical community here is in on some kind of inside joke so they don't have to actually help anyone. I've about given up trying. It shouldn't be this hard to find care.

Thanks a zillion ! I recently had 2 similar "gaslightings" ; one with a GP that I had been with for many years (after searching for another doctor at that time, with no results). I had an MRI done concerning my knee, and she had gotten a copy, of course. She waited until my final yearly visit, and at the last moment she pulled out her copy. Because the Orthopaedic didn't provide the truth of the MRI for me (telling me I could skip and run all I wanted); did that for nearly 4 mo. and noticed more pain, so called the Orthopaedic office to get "layman terms" from my MRI results, he had left town ! So, I thought perhaps my GP would be able to help me. When I requested what she could tell me from that copy, she jumped up from her chair, said "talk to your Orthopaedic!", and she RAN out the door. I was in such shock that a professional would do that. THAT very day was the last day that she was moving into another "doctors office" to care for other patients in the area. I had considered sending her a letter, at her new location, to speak my truth. She shouldn't be allowed to speak to anyone that way. Is there another way to approach this ??

Meh I’m still gonna fight

I woke up while they used a scalpel and needed extra stitches because i very reasonably tried to fight the person cutting me. 😐

It IS DESTROYING THE WORLD,IF YOU WANT THE TOTAL TRUTH💯‼️👁️

GODS best friend,Is DOG...NICE NAME , KARMA

I have EDS and am resistant to all pain meds and anesthesia, so I pull all nighters before my surgeries to make your jobs easier. Always have. I know how hard it is to put me under otherwise