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Originally Posted by Fish
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Thanks. He used a different, special drug this time, and almost four times as much as normally, that way it finally did the job it was meant for, at the price of sedating almost all of my head.
He said he could not give any more, else it would become dangerous
For some reason the first two anesthetic attempts in the last twenty days did not succeed too well. We both wonder why. It seems my nerves in that part of the body are made of depth-tested submarine-steel, invulnerable to any drugs. That made the surgery seriously painful back then.
The downside of today's drug in excessive quantities: I feel lull and like drunk, and made of rubber. Awakening after a full anesthetization couldn't feel much different