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Anesthesia

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I was scared, too. I think everyone is their first time under anesthesia. It’s nothing, though. One minute the surgeon, etc., were talking to me, the next minute I was waking up from what felt like the deepest, most peaceful sleep I’d ever had, and it was all over.

I was very nervous too, but I needed the surgery to be healthy! I don't agree with anesthesia and I told them that . I trusted my doctors and I woke up. They said I had a hard time waking up, and I felt drowsy and nauseous until the next day! Now I'm 8 weeks out and feel great , 40 lbs down!

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