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Old 08-10-2012, 05:05 PM #13
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I have a messed up tummy and keep waking up in the middle of my colonoscopy and SCREAMING in pain. its awful! now they use propophol and KNOCK ME OUT! I go to sleep quick, I wake up quick. I have tried almost every anesthetic known to man and I still wake up screaming in pain. they dont want to play with me anymore.

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