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Old 04-07-2012, 08:03 AM #15
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The only time I was ever intubated awake was because I was crashing due to an allergy and they were losing my air way. Other than that, it takes only seconds for them to push a med that knocks you out, and you wont remember a thing.

I hope all went well and you are home and comfy.
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