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If you had the choice of being awake or asleep during an operation, which would you choose? Why? |
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| | | From: jewel | Sent: 9/20/2008 2:47 PM |
| I would like to be in some type of altered state but not completely out... |
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awake if no pain.... So I would know what was going on............. |
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I think I would love to be awake...especially for my hysterectomy. That would be amazing. Karen |
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| | | From: deb | Sent: 9/20/2008 6:20 PM |
i'm with cc20010 ... i don't want to see a thing, hear a thing, know what is going on ... sight very closely related to feeling, with me ... |
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I have a habit of waking up during surgery and talking to the Dr. who always says "give her more" and knocks me out. I have asked and begged to be kept awake to watch, after all its my body but they said they are not allowed to do it. I find it all facinating. |
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I'm with cc... knock me out! I was supposedly awake during cataract surgery, but have no memory of it. |
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| | From:  KSG111 | Sent: 9/20/2008 7:37 PM |
No way ... They say that our beauty comes from within -- ewww, not from what i've seen on CSI. Karen |
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For my DBS surgery I had to be awake for the majority of it so that I could respond to the neurosurgeons questions. For any other surgery I do not want to be awake I do not think. adair |
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