Anesthesia and death

[Lextyle]

Did anesthesia experience change how you view death and remove the fear of it? I feel like it made me think that death will be so peaceful, there will be nothing just like during anesthesia and I will not even know that I'm dead just like I never even existed in the first place.

 

[finalmission]

Yes it actually helped so much, i didnt have dreams during it or anything.

Probably my deepest sleep ever
And these evil humans brought me be back from it

Only I can bring permanent peace to myself

 

[Macedonian1987]

I had an NDE back in 2019 because doctors gave me too much anesthesia during surgery. That NDE changed the way I look at death now.

 

[Lextyle]

I had an NDE back in 2019 because doctors gave me too much anesthesia during surgery. That NDE changed the way I look at death now.

What was it like? Nothingness or you felt something?

 

[Macedonian1987]

What was it like? Nothingness or you felt something?

My NDE was a very positive and life changing one. In my NDE I met a friend of mine who comited suicide just few days before my surgery. She told me in my NDE that her soul is now in a good place.
This person was one of the kindest sweetest person I have ever known, sadly she suffered from depression in her later years and ended her life.

 

[thelostautistic]

I think it made me a little more fearful as I found the experience quite traumatic. I've had it 3 times in less than 18 months and I hated it every time. I can understand why some people find it peaceful but for me the nothingness was so odd. The fact that I couldn't remember drifting off or anyone else really freaked me out.

I will say though i'm an extremely anxious person and I'm afraid of everything. I don't want my post to scare anyone.

 

[Off_Switch]

Dying under general anesthesia is the holy grail for me.