Thread: Sedation and LD'ing

That's an idea

I have never tried it, but am afraid it wouldn't work on me. I'm usually a little too nervous to even think about doing something like that under those circumstances.

Frin what I remember from my surgeries, I just went out like a light and weent deep, it was almost like instantaneously.

Would be interesting though. Somebody try this please!

When I got sedated there wasn't really much time to think about anything. The surgeons told me I was going to get an onion taste in my mouth and then fall asleep immediately and that's what happened.

Huh, you guys are lucky. I kept fighting my way back out of the sedative... repeatedly... Felt like forcing your way to lucidity in a dream; but I'm pretty sure they weren't false awakenings.

Feeling your wisdom teeth being taken out is not nice, though thankfully they kept the Novocaine going.

Originally posted by Callista
Huh, you guys are lucky. I kept fighting my way back out of the sedative... repeatedly... Felt like forcing your way to lucidity in a dream; but I'm pretty sure they weren't false awakenings.

Feeling your wisdom teeth being taken out is not nice, though thankfully they kept the Novocaine going.

I remember keep staying awake when being sedated, but whenever I close my eyes I went asleep. I wish I proved myself an hardcore 7 year old and kept staying awake

I had only one experience with narcosis during surgery. Well, doctors put a little mask on me and within several seconds I went to sleep. It felt kinda funny. In my mind I saw my body turn invisible and disappear. My legs and arms also felt like air baloons for a second or 2. There werent many thoughts. The speed with which you are blacking out is astonishing. A couple of breaths and you are out.

After I woke up I was so groggy and tired that I just laid in bed for hours...

Sedation is not a natural sleep

Originally posted by Ev
I had only one experience with narcosis during surgery. Well, doctors put a little mask on me and within several seconds I went to sleep. It felt kinda funny. In my mind I saw my body turn invisible and disappear. My legs and arms also felt like air baloons for a second or 2. There werent many thoughts. The speed with which you are blacking out is astonishing. A couple of breaths and you are out. *

After I woke up I was so groggy and tired that I just laid in bed for hours...

Sedation is not a natural sleep

True. When I woke up after surgery I felt like I had the worst hangover ever.

Interesting. I wonder if there are...wait, I know there have to be studies on sleep under certain sedatives, I wonder if the cycles are the same or if you are just simply out like the dead.