The Sight Of Lubricant

They wanted me conscious for my eye surgery. With knives and things, no happy fun lasers (lasers to the eyes are, also, NOT happy fun). I did not want.

I had twilight anesthesia for my foot surgeries. During the first one, I clearly remember the assistant threatening to restrain me if I didn't stop pushing the surgical curtain aside to watch. I don't remember anything from the second-- I assume they figured out they'd need to up the dose.

I was awake for mine, but with the happy juice in my bloodstream, I might as well have been out. :)

Would've thought Police Officers would be trained to handle seeing stuff like this considering they are often first on scene. Of course, this could just be her first time actually try to handle it and it's made worse because it's her own foot.

I love this arc so very much! And it looks like you're playing with facial details some. Very expressive, poor Hanners.

Is that the heel of her foot inn the last panel? Is it an inconsistency or is it the empty "skin"?

I had a growth removed from my arm under local anasthesia. They injected the area, grabbed what looked like a hole punch, put it over the growth, whacked it, and removed it. I could see my muscles moving where the growth was removed until they stitched it up. I'd like to unsee that.

When I was a kid, I had to have an object extracted from my foot (let's just ignore what it was and how it got there) and they used their brand new fluoroscope. Every doctor in the hospital popped in and wanted to take a shot at it. Back then, blood made me faint but it was so freakin' cool seeing the instrument go in and root around that I watched the whole thing. Probably helped that it was all shades of grey instead of meat colors.

Just experienced this during a pre-op discussion on my hernia. Ugh.

Those look like 3 toes! I feel cheated