A Newbie.. :)

[simplyadorkable 9]

Okay, so I have had to complete a 6 month trial period (insurance requirements).. I have an EGD in the morning, which is also something required by my insurance company. I have never been put to sleep before, so that is my BIGGEST fear out of this journey for me.

[Lissa 2,631]

Simply, Being put to sleep is the easiest part of the whole deal, IMO. You take a few deep breaths of anesthetic, sleep, then wake up and it's done. While you're asleep, everyone else is working to take care of you. Enjoy the nap!

[LadyIvy 159]

It is the easiest part. My anesthesiologist put the mask on and said here is some oxygen take a few deep breaths. My last words were "you liar, I know Sevoflourane when I smell it". I don't remember anything past his chuckle until I was coming around post op.

[Ready4success 380]

It is the easiest part. My anesthesiologist put the mask on and said here is some oxygen take a few deep breaths. My last words were "you liar' date=' I know Sevoflourane when I smell it". I don't remember anything past his chuckle until I was coming around post op.[/quote']

Lol, they usually wait to turn on the gas after the propofol hits. I guess your anesthesiologist was in a bit of a hurry.

[simplyadorkable 9]

being put out was a total breeze.. so it makes me a little more comfortable for when i actually have my procedure.. i am sooo excited to get this over with.. my mom had the gastric bypass and lost 130lbs.. so.. i am hoping to beat her.. hahaha..