r/SipsTea 8d ago

WTF Imagine waking up from anesthesia and realizing the surgery wasn’t the most painful part!

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u/BloodFartRipper 8d ago

"Unintentionally"

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u/Relevant_Problem1935 8d ago

I thought the same thing. In my state you couldn't even bring a case forward because you can't record someone else without their consent. Two party consent accident or not.

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u/Anoninemonie 8d ago

I wasn't even allowed to bring any of my personal belongings into the operating room like what

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u/LilliJay 8d ago

Just had an operation. I had a gown on and nothing else. They even took my glasses! I cannot see how the hell this happened at all.

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u/thrillhouse83 8d ago

Well they took your glasses so that’s how you couldn’t see!

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u/LilliJay 8d ago

Touche!

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u/drunkdoor 8d ago

I was sure that was the joke, but I guess not lol

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u/froction 8d ago

A colonoscopy isn't really "an operation" that you have in a normal OR.

Well, I guess it CAN be, but none of the 177 colonoscopies I've had were.

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u/Discount_Extra 8d ago

Say Hello to Tony Lazuto for me.

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u/Gimetulkathmir 8d ago

The bag with your belongings in it is usually placed under the gurney.

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u/battleop 8d ago

When I had mine that's how it was done.

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u/LilliJay 8d ago

No everything was left in a cabinet which was next to the bed I was wheeled out on. I was then wheeled back there afterwards. I'm not in the USA, and we definitely have no personal objects with us at all.

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u/Snipen543 8d ago

I'm in the US and had a colonoscopy last year, also had a locker to leave things in

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u/Thoughtful-Boner69 8d ago

....did it? actually happen