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During the time after heck in before being wheeled way to surgery question.

I think I , going to be a bumbling wreck. As soon as my hush dis no longer by my side I think I'm going to have a nervous breakdown. This is what I'm worried about most. More than surgery or recovery. How did it go for you mentally? How log were you alone?

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Even with the relaxing meds in pre-op that they gave me (which we amazing btw) I still started crying when they wheeled me away. Then I got to the operating room and had a full blown panic attack. It was really scary for me, I can't deny that. But this all happened in a span of like 4 minutes tops, if that. As soon as they saw that I was really freaking out they went ahead and gave me the anesthesia.

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