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  1. Ok this one was said by me- I had to have and I&D of my left middle finger. (it was a rocket scientist moment involving manicure scissors and toddler jumping on the couch.) I was 6 mos preg at the time, so they gave me meds to relax and an axillary block. During the procedure, I was given O2 and for what ever reason. I thought it was the greatest thing I had ever smelled in my life! I just kept thanking the anesthesia guy for the great O2 and telling him he was the nicest person I had ever met. I did this for at least a half an hour. I remember it was the best thing I had ever smelt! Now back in recovery-The asked me to try to move my arm to see if the block was wearing off-My arm shot up at the elbow and my hand proceeded to come down and smack me right in the face. I exclaimed that I wanted to breath the good air again, and why were they making me hit myself. Silly me:imbar

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