I'm told it's nothing to worry about, though. Of course that's what they always say when they're going to knock you out and start probing your body. I DO like that idea of being knocked out, though. I was talking to a nurse the other day who said she had to go in for some hand surgery a few years ago and they told her they could just put some kind of shoulder block in which would work as a local anesthetic. She'd be awake but she wouldn't feel any pain. She said she was terrified until she got to the hospital and a nurse there told her that it was her choice. She said "KNOCK ME OUT!" She said she didn't want to know anything about what they were doing to her.
With some reservations, that's pretty much how I feel.
So, with good results, I'm expecting to be home again sometime late tomorrow, hopefully the better for the experience. If not, you may find one of these in my front yard.
