Those who had surgery or procedures done

Soma.

valium/percoset for urethral stent removal

morphine/clonopin in ER for kidney stone

After a broken leg, fentanyl on the ambulance ride.

Like a warm electric blanket washed over you from head to toe and all pain went away. This was refreshing as I had spent about 5 hours laying on the ground after the motorcycle crash with a clean through tib-fib break.

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Dilaudid

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I suffer from kidney stones and over the years have wound up in the ER 3 times due to them. Usually morphine takes care of the pain but the last time they hit me with morphine and it did very little since the pain was so bad.

Next shot about 1/2 hour later was Dilaudid and that did the trick for a few hours. I wound up having to have that bad boy removed surgically the next morning. And that's another story for another time.


Now, for surgeries when they put me under, it happens fast. I've had 9 surgeries over the years and when placed in the OR and they get ready to start, they put that little mask over my mouth and nose and say "Breath in slowly" and that is about all I remember until in the recovery room.

It's like someone hit a switch and I'm out like you'd turn off a lamp.

I had a colonoscopy and an endoscopy and the propofol just knocks you out. I felt like I teleported an hour.

Percocet sure takes the edge off, for sure…

They gave me Oxycodone after a hernia surgery. It really helped with my pain and attitude. I only took it for two days because I wanted to drive. After that it was just rotating ibuprofen and Tylenol for a few more days.

The same stuff Michael Jackson OD’d on.

Lovely shite. Arm got cold and I went night night. I actually don’t like morphine though. It made me feel panicky and then tired over and and over

Whatever killed MJ. I got a hit of that before my knee surgery. It was wonderful.