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Re: Northwestern Surgeons Perform Kidney Transplant on Awake Patient

By: clo2 in ALEA | Recommend this post (0)
Tue, 25 Jun 24 1:47 AM | 19 view(s)
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As long as I didn't feel pain I'd prefer to be awake.

Once when I had surgery they didn't have me out enough, I could hear them in slow motion, I felt like I was buried alive. I didn't feel anything but it was terrifying!

I was told it happens.
But now I warn them & haven't had that problem.


Do something positive.


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Re: Northwestern Surgeons Perform Kidney Transplant on Awake Patient
By: Cactus Flower in ALEA
Mon, 24 Jun 24 11:32 PM 		Msg. 53366 of 54959

The old surgical method was a bottle of whisky, a stick between your teeth, and four men holding you down.

I think I'd pass out if I was awake and knew someone was cutting me open. But it sounds great so long as it isn't me!

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