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Old 02-17-2010, 11:34 PM #20
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They usually play music for me during my MRI's. Many songs are ~ 3 min. long. Could count off the minutes that way. More interesting than counting seconds. :-) Only about 7 songs, for a 20 min. MRI. Now, that might make it go fairly quickly.

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When you have an MRI, does the tech talk to you and tell you how long a certain image will take in terms of 2 minutes, 3 minutes, etc?

I have tried counting. Two minutes is 120 seconds. I play a game where I count and see how close I can come to getting it right. Counting can be very soothing and also let you know when a certain series is ending.

Counting put me in a meditation state.
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