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madamesilverspurs

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10. Not for everyone.

Reply to CentralMass (Original post)

Thu Jun 10, 2021, 04:59 AM

Jun 2021

Me, f'rinstance.

Seems I'm one of those whose response to meds is sometimes bassackwards, nitrous oxide being one case. Scared the crap out of the dentist, I was sobbing so loudly they had to put me in a room at the back of the offices with the door closed, seems I was scaring the patients in the waiting room.

Then there's benedryl, has me bouncing off the walls . . .

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Nitrous oxide, or "laughing gas", rapidly relieves severe depression [View all] CentralMass Jun 2021 OP

Interesting. Buckeye_Democrat Jun 2021 #1

I haven't had it in many years but I have a similar constitution CentralMass Jun 2021 #3

Other types of anesthesia has worked fast on me. Buckeye_Democrat Jun 2021 #4

Lol. I am slow to go under but typically recover poorly from being under. CentralMass Jun 2021 #5

Yeah, the recovery from my past surgeries... Buckeye_Democrat Jun 2021 #6

No Lindsey, that was "laughing" gas. CentralMass Jun 2021 #2

I ask my dentist for laughing gas, and she just laughs. SleeplessinSoCal Jun 2021 #7

Sorry, I didn't hear you. I have this ringing in my ears. multigraincracker Jun 2021 #8

Where do I get some?? Rhiannon12866 Jun 2021 #9

Not for everyone. madamesilverspurs Jun 2021 #10