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as jim's wife, the most frustrating thing about when he is given versed is

ALL the times i have to answer jim's same questions, over and over and over

(...so what did the doctor say? ...so what did the doctor say? ...so what

did the doctor say? you get the idea!)

justin says " they call it a " hypnotic sedative " or somthing, which means

they can tell you " Hey justin stick out your arm " while your under it and

you will do it and comply... " <--- *giggle* jim's adventures with versed

are tempting: i can lean over jim's goofily-drugged face and make all kinds

of " suggestions, " since versed leaves you so open-minded (i actually

overheard a nurse tell jim during a rather unpleasant procedure, " this is a

piece of cake, isn't it, jim? " until he began to repeat the same thing to

her... and later, to me!)

hmmm, let's see... since some of you know i'm love-starved due to his zero

libido, i COULD suggest that jim be, ah, " interested, " despite his severe

fatigue... naaaaaaaah, i just couldn't. i COULD ask for a new car, but our

old one works just fine. diamonds and mink stoles, a rolex? TOTALLY not my

style, and way out of our means, anyway!

come to think of it, i'm happy enough, thankyouverymuch, and don't need to

" suggest " a single thing to jim... except, perhaps, that a liver tx (of

which he is soooo afraid, and says to his brother -- who wants to donate

part of his liver -- that he is doing fine and doesn't need one) is NOT such

a bad thing, after all, if it ends up saving his life and increasing his

life expectancy. yes, that would be a very worthy thing to somehow stick

into jim's subconscious.

maureen

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Hahaha I had a situation like that too. Like when you wake up you ask a lot

of questions but your forget after one second. Perhaps the worse time was

when I had my first ERCP at and I woke up in my hospital room when

the GI who found out the diagnosis came in to tell us. He kept telling me I

had PSC and needed a transplant. And I kept asking and asking " I need a

liver transplant?!!? " " Yes " " Wait a minute, I need a liver

transplant? " " YES JUSTIN " " Wait a second, you mean I need a.... " Dr: " Mabye

you should go back to sleep and when you wake up you will be able to

understand and remember a little more " (Which got me frustrated because

theres no way a drug is gonna make MY memory any less!) So I kinda just sat

around confused for a while trying to remember what he said, and asking my

mom over and over until she told me shed tell me later and to goto sleep. So

I did. But when I woke up I faced reality and I could understand it this

time " You need a liver transplant! " " WHAT!!! "

Crazy stuff.

Once I had JUST a hospital gown on and my mom and grandma were waiting in my

room after a procedure where they had used versed (Another ERCP I think). I

wasnt thinking or caring and when the guy stopped moving the bed I kinda

just started getting out of the bed on my own - exposing " myself " to my mom

and grandma. said they snickered. How embarrassing, I didnt even

realize it at the time I just wanted to get in bed. ARGHHH

versed! wonderful versed!

> as jim's wife, the most frustrating thing about when he is given versed is

> ALL the times i have to answer jim's same questions, over and over and

over

> (...so what did the doctor say? ...so what did the doctor say? ...so

what

> did the doctor say? you get the idea!)

>

> justin says " they call it a " hypnotic sedative " or somthing, which means

> they can tell you " Hey justin stick out your arm " while your under it and

> you will do it and comply... " <--- *giggle* jim's adventures with versed

> are tempting: i can lean over jim's goofily-drugged face and make all

kinds

> of " suggestions, " since versed leaves you so open-minded (i actually

> overheard a nurse tell jim during a rather unpleasant procedure, " this is

a

> piece of cake, isn't it, jim? " until he began to repeat the same thing to

> her... and later, to me!)

>

> hmmm, let's see... since some of you know i'm love-starved due to his zero

> libido, i COULD suggest that jim be, ah, " interested, " despite his severe

> fatigue... naaaaaaaah, i just couldn't. i COULD ask for a new car, but

our

> old one works just fine. diamonds and mink stoles, a rolex? TOTALLY not

my

> style, and way out of our means, anyway!

>

> come to think of it, i'm happy enough, thankyouverymuch, and don't need to

> " suggest " a single thing to jim... except, perhaps, that a liver tx (of

> which he is soooo afraid, and says to his brother -- who wants to donate

> part of his liver -- that he is doing fine and doesn't need one) is NOT

such

> a bad thing, after all, if it ends up saving his life and increasing his

> life expectancy. yes, that would be a very worthy thing to somehow stick

> into jim's subconscious.

>

> maureen

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