Sometimes it funny , sometimes it seems kinda mean
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GnicntHENN8

( wanna see my special talent? )

LMAO

That IS a special talent. Glad grandma wasn’t there in the recovery room.

Whoever posted this on YouTube should be sued. If a health care “professional” had posted it, they would be out of a job and probably worse.
It is not all right.

These things show up on America's Funniest Videos occasionally, and I think they're embarrassing. Who in their right mind would subject a relative or friend to this?

Having said that, I'm glad I'm not related to the girl in the vid.

If that was my kid, I would’ve deleted the video right then and there. Some people....

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Originally posted by sjtill:
Whoever posted this on YouTube should be sued. If a health care “professional” had posted it, they would be out of a job and probably worse.
It is not all right.

100%

I didn’t watch video ... however I do understand anesthesia.

When I was 26 I had a cataract removed. My mom drove me home. I remember telling her in the car, "Mom, I'm fucking wasted".

I'm going in for an EGD Thursday. My wife will be driving me home. I'll instruct her to leave her cell in the car.

The last line is hilarious.

"Don't act like you haven't done it before, Mom."

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Originally posted by sjtill:
Whoever posted this on YouTube should be sued. If a health care “professional” had posted it, they would be out of a job and probably worse.
It is not all right.

I bet you're a gas at parties.
It's all in good fun and probably posted by her or a family member.

Bad enough to film that for her to view later, really bad to put that out on the internet for everybody to see.

WTF is wrong with people?

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Originally posted by Ryanp225:

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Originally posted by sjtill:
Whoever posted this on YouTube should be sued. If a health care “professional” had posted it, they would be out of a job and probably worse.
It is not all right.

I bet you're a gas at parties.
It's all in good fun and probably posted by her or a family member.

I accuse my mother of gagging on dick coming out from anesthesia? Dad would have loved that Funny, very funny. He would have definitely posted it We'd be sending links to everyone attending the family reunion. Do you think your mom ever gagged on dick? How many times? If you still can ask her, video it without her knowing, and then put it on YouTube so we can all see the hilarity. That will be soooo funny.

I think her special talent was the fact that she didn't gag on the dick/popsicle.

Picked my Buddy up after his colonoscopy. He was lucid, but a little bit slow. As we walk out into the crowded entrance to the Hospital, he grips his stomach and lets go with the longest running, loadest fart ever heard by Man.

We still laugh about it and that was a dozen yrs back.

The video in question.....I'd sue.

I may be close to the Sig Forum anesthesia record.

They plant your ass in a sober up room chair and scream at you for a half hour,

I'd be curious as to how many times those post op gals get told to "F" off, while trying to wake up the patients

I need to have sedation done when i have my wisdom teeth out. Ive already told them that they are not to call anyone to pick me up until im sober.

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Originally posted by bendable:
I may be close to the Sig Forum anesthesia record.

When I was 19, I had my tonsils out fairly early in the morning. They couldn't get me to come out of anesthesia and admitted me. I came to around the middle of the night, and I was still out of it the next morning. Apparently, when I was in the post-op "wake up" room, my old man was cracking jokes, because he's a super funny guy. I apparently told him to "just shut the fuck up already," and more than once. I guess I wasn't feeling too awesome and wasn't in a mood for chuckles following throat surgery.

Last year, when they cardioverted me, they warned me that sometimes people say and do things they wouldn't normally do, and not to worry because they've seen and heard it all. When I came to, the nurse told me it was a first for her: I sat up right after, looked around and said "Thank you all very much, I feel so much better now!" and then laid back down and drifted out again.

Call me a bore, but that was in bad taste.

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Originally posted by bendable:
I'd be curious as to how many times those post op gals get told to "F" off, while trying to wake up the patients

More often than you would think I'm told, by a certain wife who works in one.
She could care less though.
The pts are blasted on drugs and she used to work in ER - where you didn't have the pleasure of getting an accurate report of exactly what drugs were given and how much. Being told to FO was like a daily blessing.

And I can't picture ANY scenario where this stuff would go unchallenged by her and being told to cool it RFN.
Sounds like Mom was doing the filming to me...I wonder who posted it?

This old guy didn't think that was funny at all.