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Ah thank you all <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif" border="0"> For my bronchs I am knocked out like you said Lindsey. For my port surgery a couple of years ago I was sedated and then woken up during it. But when I was woken up, it honestly felt like I was paralyzed, I mean I...

Ah thank you all <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif" border="0"> For my bronchs I am knocked out like you said Lindsey. For my port surgery a couple of years ago I was sedated and then woken up during it. But when I was woken up, it honestly felt like I was paralyzed, I mean I...

Ah thank you all <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif" border="0"> For my bronchs I am knocked out like you said Lindsey. For my port surgery a couple of years ago I was sedated and then woken up during it. But when I was woken up, it honestly felt like I was paralyzed, I mean I...

Ah thank you all <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif" border="0"> For my bronchs I am knocked out like you said Lindsey. For my port surgery a couple of years ago I was sedated and then woken up during it. But when I was woken up, it honestly felt like I was paralyzed, I mean I...

Ah thank you all <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif" border="0"> <br /> <br />For my bronchs I am knocked out like you said Lindsey. <br /> <br />For my port surgery a couple of years ago I was sedated and then woken up during it. But when I was woken up, it honestly felt like I...

I understand that under general anesthetic you are under controlled unconciousness. Are you always intubated?? And if you have local anesthetic, the numb the area they are working on, but if you have sedation are you under controlled unconciousness then too? I was trying to explain this to...

I understand that under general anesthetic you are under controlled unconciousness. Are you always intubated?? And if you have local anesthetic, the numb the area they are working on, but if you have sedation are you under controlled unconciousness then too? I was trying to explain this to...

I understand that under general anesthetic you are under controlled unconciousness. Are you always intubated?? And if you have local anesthetic, the numb the area they are working on, but if you have sedation are you under controlled unconciousness then too? I was trying to explain this to...

I understand that under general anesthetic you are under controlled unconciousness. Are you always intubated?? And if you have local anesthetic, the numb the area they are working on, but if you have sedation are you under controlled unconciousness then too? I was trying to explain this to...

I understand that under general anesthetic you are under controlled unconciousness. Are you always intubated?? <br /> <br />And if you have local anesthetic, the numb the area they are working on, but if you have sedation are you under controlled unconciousness then too? <br /> <br />I was...

Help!! I had port surgery when I was very sick before my transplant but they didn't intubate me, just sedated me as I (obviously) wasn't well enough to undergo the general. Edited to say: sick on ivs

Help!! I had port surgery when I was very sick before my transplant but they didn't intubate me, just sedated me as I (obviously) wasn't well enough to undergo the general. Edited to say: sick on ivs

Help!! I had port surgery when I was very sick before my transplant but they didn't intubate me, just sedated me as I (obviously) wasn't well enough to undergo the general. Edited to say: sick on ivs

Help!! I had port surgery when I was very sick before my transplant but they didn't intubate me, just sedated me as I (obviously) wasn't well enough to undergo the general. Edited to say: sick on ivs

Help!! I had port surgery when I was very sick before my transplant but they didn't intubate me, just sedated me as I (obviously) wasn't well enough to undergo the general. <br /> <br /> <br />Edited to say: sick on ivs

I saw it mentioned in the 'early morning' thread and wondered what the difference is. Is one stronger than the other, one for people who have further progression with their bone probs? I'm on fosomax by the way. Or supposed to be on it <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">

I saw it mentioned in the 'early morning' thread and wondered what the difference is. Is one stronger than the other, one for people who have further progression with their bone probs? I'm on fosomax by the way. Or supposed to be on it <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">

I saw it mentioned in the 'early morning' thread and wondered what the difference is. Is one stronger than the other, one for people who have further progression with their bone probs? I'm on fosomax by the way. Or supposed to be on it <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">

I saw it mentioned in the 'early morning' thread and wondered what the difference is. Is one stronger than the other, one for people who have further progression with their bone probs? I'm on fosomax by the way. Or supposed to be on it <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">

I saw it mentioned in the 'early morning' thread and wondered what the difference is. Is one stronger than the other, one for people who have further progression with their bone probs? <br /> <br />I'm on fosomax by the way. Or supposed to be on it <img...