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Rated: GC · Book · Personal · #1503918

A blog of no uncertain musings. What goes on in my mind is often a source of wonder to me.

#1087981 added June 17, 2025 at 11:19am
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Dreams and Surgery
I'd been told by a couple medical professionals and others who had gone through surgeries that people don't dream under anesthesia; they're put into a deep sleep. That wasn't a concern to me as I seldom dream. 

After I awoke from my surgery, I do indeed NOT remember having dreamed.

HOWEVER, since then, I have had the weirdest dreams. At least I feel I've been dreaming. Yet, I can't recall anything of note to write down. They wisp away as I try to recall them. It also seems to me that my dreams span the waking moments when I have to get up to pee several times a night (a side effect of having to drink two to three liters of water a day to flush my system of the anesthesia).

Frankly, I'd just as soon not dream. I tend to wake up more tired than when I don't dream.

QUESTIONS for anyone who's undergone full anesthesia:  Do you remember dreaming while under? Did you have crazy dreams in the following week or two?

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