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General anesthesia. Sedation meds go through your IV.

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yup through your IV. anesthesia is a wonderful feeling in my opinion lol

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By the time you try to count to 10, you will be waking up in recovery. I think I made it to 3.... lol!

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I got to count to one....LOLOL

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Lol this is so funny I didn't get to count. They told me they were putting something in my IV to help me relax, when I woke up I was in recovery. Only thing I remember is being wheeled into the OR and getting on the table.

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Lol this is so funny I didn't get to count. They told me they were putting something in my IV to help me relax' date=' when I woke up I was in recovery. Only thing I remember is being wheeled into the OR and getting on the table.[/quote']

Me too! I remember him saying I had to wear a pretty blue hat & then waking up in recovery. They put something in my IV bag & that was it:)

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LOL...I didn't count either...I remember getting on the table, having warm blankets put on me, then thinking 'alright, lets get this show on the road' next thing I knew, they were waking me up in recovery...and I was irritated...it was such a lovely sleep :)

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Me too! I remember him saying I had to wear a pretty blue hat & then waking up in recovery. They put something in my IV bag & that was it:)

:) so how long have you been a bandster I was banded 6/4/12 started mushies this week. I wake up starving. F/U is this wed first visit with surgeon since getting banded. I'm wanting to eat everything but too scared to cheat. Don't want to do any damange you know. I've loss 15 lbs since pre o/p diet and surgery.

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