Since the discovery of anaesthesia it's been very helpful in medicine especially during surgery.
Being under it one is bound to lose consciousness and control of our minds and senses therefore leading to hallucinations and spurting out words and sometimes leaking secrets!
In 1997 I needed to go under to get my shoulder fixed...as soon as I was asked "what's your name?" I recall losing consciousness and seeing myself "somewhere" I can't describe now...but I remember asking loudly "am I in heaven? And answering myself "no, cos if you're in heaven you'd be very happy" then I asked again "am I then in hell?" I answered myself saying "no you're not cos obviously you're not burning up!"
If you're able to recall some or all the things you saw or uttered let's have fun here!

hmmmm
I went to get my shoulder fixed too.
The doctor told me to lie down on a sort of bed.
a nurse and my boss were there.
The doctor kept talking to me and asking questions, then he said we have to wait for someone meanwhile he starts to inject me.

mehn.

That was where I lost consciousness but I really thought we were still having the conversation.
When I woke up later, my boss and the doctor had left, infact my boss was already in the next town. Only the nurse was at the foot of the bed and she was just laughing.

When I asked her where are the others and the person we are waiting for, she laughed more and more and finally she told me to work my shoulder that it's done.
I was surprised. I never knew I had passed out.
she asked me if I do drink alcohol, I said yes, she laughed the more. I asked why. she said she just knew.... I still don't know how she just knew till now.

But the kind of sweat I sweat as the drug was wearing off ehn, I haven't seen such before and never again. I was sweating like I was being drenched in rain and I felt groggy.

When my boss returned with my lunch and to take me home. I had lost appepite.
In the car I was at the back seat and he left the windows open as he sped off, I was still sweating that he was really alarmed.

At home, I left the lunch on the table, left my door open and slept for almost two good days before I became my normal self.

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The highest level of immortality bro

I have twice. I am convinced there is another world apart from this our Earth.

Year 2000, once the needle went in, I was gone, then I started my journey out of the hospital just the way we walked in initially. Everywhere I had ever been in my young life then, I went back there during the journey. Woke up later with a heavy POP on my hand.

I remember watching the series Nip/Tuck, there was an episode where a woman was put under but she felt the pains and heard everything that the surgeons said.

illicit:
hmmmm
I went to get my shoulder fixed too.
The doctor told me to lie down on a sort of bed.
a nurse and my boss were there.
The doctor kept talking to me and asking questions, then he said we have to wait for someone meanwhile he starts to inject me.

mehn.

That was where I lost consciousness but I really thought we were still having the conversation.
When I woke up later, my boss and the doctor had left, infact my boss was already in the next town. Only the nurse was at the foot of the bed and she was just laughing.

When I asked her where are the others and the person we are waiting for, she laughed more and more and finally she told me to work my shoulder that it's done.
I was surprised. I never knew I had passed out.
she asked me if I do drink alcohol, I said yes, she laughed the more. I asked why. she said she just knew.... I still don't know how she just knew till now.

But the kind of sweat I sweat as the drug was wearing off ehn, I haven't seen such before and never again. I was sweating like I was being drenched in rain and I felt groggy.

When my boss returned with my lunch and to take me home. I had lost appepite.
In the car I was at the back seat and he left the windows open as he sped off, I was still sweating that he was really alarmed.

At home, I left the lunch on the table, left my door open and slept for almost two good days before I became my normal self.

Wow!!! What an experience!!

Just reading comments, I'm about to have my own experience.