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I, on the other hand, have the constitution of a horse and am largely immune to mind altering drugs. When I had my first colonoscopy, they kept giving me more and more sedation and were shocked that I wasn't asleep. The doctor had come into the room all gloved and gowned up, and looked at me like I had 2 heads when I said I wasn't the least bit drowsy. Eventually they did get me to sleep, but then I woke up mid-way through. For my second one, they used general anesthesia just so we wouldn't have a repeat. And for every surgery I've ever had, even one when I was 12, they've given me calming drugs that have had zero effect.
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