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spooky3

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6. Don't be afraid. I put it off a long time because I heard how awful the preparation was,
Tue Nov 12, 2013, 10:58 PM
Nov 2013

and I thought I would have a really hard time fasting for so long. It is pretty awful, but there is a lot of good advice on the web to make it a little bit easier. And it's all over a day later. You have probably lived through far worse cases of the flu. You're unconscious for the procedure itself, so it is no big deal, and 45 minutes later, most people feel fine. I could have even driven home, but the hospital wouldn't allow that. Schedule the procedure for about 10 in the morning (or earlier) so that you don't have to be hungry too long, if that is a problem.

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