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    1. 05-26-2009 09:07 PM #1
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      WILDing into Surgury

      So has anyone tried WILDing while being put to sleep for some operation? I just gonna be getting my wisedom teeth out tomorrow and firgure I might try it. I never been much into WILDing as it takes me a while to get to sleep. And WILD is just saying "I am dreaming" or somthing like that over and over again til you fall asleep? Sry if theres a thread about this somewhere... and I probaly spelled surgury wrong. BANANA

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      Oh yea, I'm not sure if this falls into the same catagory, but has anyone ever had any dreams when they have fainted? I remember when I was giving blood one time I fainted twice, the first time it felt like I just closed my eyes and I was thinking weird things, not really dreaming but still... has anyone else have any experiances like that?
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    2. 05-26-2009 09:19 PM #2
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      I don't remember dreaming in surgery. I tried to incubate one.
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      I'd think that whatever they use for surgery suppresses REM sleep, which would make recall very elusive. I suppose its possible though. Better wait for the real experts to get here. Either way, its worth a try, right?
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    4. 05-27-2009 02:05 AM #4
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      Do they put to sleep just to get teeth out?
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    5. 05-27-2009 04:48 AM #5
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      Quote Originally Posted by Phantasos View Post
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      Do they put to sleep just to get teeth out?
      Yea, wisedom teeth they do, they have to like cut into the gum and dig em out, I heard some people just get numbed but my sister did it and got an IV and was put to sleep. Maybe it depends on the doctor...?

      Awww, it supresses REM sleep? But yea, I'll try it anyways, some dreams have been known to happen in the later stages of none REM sleep though... I'll tell ya'll if anything hapens or not.

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    6. 05-27-2009 07:13 AM #6
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      You generally don't have any concsiouness under general anesthesia.

      It would be close to impossible to WILD.
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      Quote Originally Posted by Specialis Sapientia View Post
      You generally don't have any concsiouness under general anesthesia.

      It would be close to impossible to WILD.
      I agree. The stuff that they give you knocks your mind out too. It's like flipping a switch, one minute you're awake, the next your not. Because its an almost instant loss of conscioussness, I don't even think a dream will form unless you are under for a very long time.
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    8. 05-27-2009 11:25 AM #8
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      Well, when I was under general anesthesia I've seen some visions but they were short, and next thing I remember - someone tries to wake me up.
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    9. 05-27-2009 07:58 PM #9
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      Yea, I kind of tried, nothing :-(
      When I woke up I recalled some like thinking thoughts but not dreams, kind of like blood donor de ja vu.

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    10. 06-01-2009 12:16 PM #10
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      Whenever I got put under sleeping gas, I hallucinated a lot, and felt like I was in an alternate dimension of some sort.

      If they're using sleeping gas I'd try, if they're hooking you up to an IV and using drugs, I wouldn't bother, but try nonetheless and let us know how it goes.
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      Last year I had an operation and I fell asleep so fast that I didnt even notice I got tired.
      I guess it´s impossible to WILD when you dont even have the chance to relaxe.
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    12. 06-04-2009 08:55 PM #12
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      Once I was put to sleep for a root canal, I had a semi lucid dream, mostly because of the fact I am afraid of needles and my mind resisted sleep . It was a forced dream .
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      I remember when i had my second heart surgery when i was 6 or so, i had a really real dream, probably my most vivid and realistic to date.

      They stop your blood flow and heart and everything though so i dont know how i even had a dream but i remember having it and it was a wonderful experience
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      I had my wisdom's teeth removed today. I only got something to block the pain, general anaesthesia sounds over the top to me for a 10-20 minute simple surgery... Or was there more to it for you?
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