3/5 Zara G. 4 years ago on Google
I
just
got
my
vaccum
aspiration
with
general
anesthesia-
so
I
was
fully
asleep
done
today.
I
think
that
was
a
good
choice
I
made
because
I
was
going
with
the
pill
option,
but
they
let
me
change
it
when
I
arrived
and
took
me
still.
I
was
very
indecisive
and
nervous
and
scared,
but
they
all
were
patient
with
me.
I
just
wish
more
proper
information
was
given
beforehand,
like
a
consultation
and
some
professional
would
explain
about
all
procedures
that
are
available
rather
us
picking
and
searching
on
the
website
and
telling
them
what
we
want
which
led
to
my
indecisiveness
and
anxiety.
They
also
have
a
process
there
that
made
you
feel
like
a
number,
taking
women
one
by
one
and
the
environment
seemed
all
so
serious
to
me.
All
employees
were
patient
there
though,
the
only
one
employee
that
gave
me
almost
a
full
blown
anxiety
attack
was--right
when
I
got
into
the
surgery
room,
the
older
lady
with
dark
brown/reddish
hair
and
glasses
that
was
first
there
to
set
up
my
IV
and
take
my
blood
pressure
was
so
rude
and
looked
like
she
hated
her
job,
she
jerked
my
arm
and
put
IV
in
me
and
put
the
tubes
around
my
nose
for
the
sedation
with
a
attitude,
she
moved
my
hair
on
my
shoulders
to
the
side
aggressively
with
her
hands,
like
kind
of
slapped
it
away
to
the
back
very
rudely
on
both
sides.
She
also
jerked
my
legs
when
I
put
them
up
into
the
leg
rests
for
the
surgery
as
they
were
very
spread
apart.
She
just
had
bad
vibes
and
handled
me
rudely/aggressively
and
her
tone
of
voice
had
a
attitude.
The
place
where
the
IV
incision
she
put
in
also
bled
a
lot
too
when
I
took
the
cotton
ball
out
at
the
end.
I
want
to
feel
like
I
can
trust
these
employees
that
I
am
giving
myself
and
my
body
to.
But
when
she
was
setting
me
up
in
this
rude
and
aggressive
manner,
I
literally
started
panicking
inside
and
had
to
take
deep
breaths
because
I
started
to
not
trust
her
with
her
attitude
and
the
way
she
was
treating
me,
it
threw
me
off
when
everyone
else
was
so
patient
with
me.
I
wish
I
spoke
up
at
then
and
called
her
out,
but
I
was
more
focused
on
keeping
myself
calm
and
getting
through
this
whole
thing
ASAP.
Also,
once
the
anesthesian
and
the
doctor
came
in
(they
were
sweet
and
that
calmed
my
nerves,
they
seemed
like
floating
angels
coming
to
save
my
life)
that
first
lady's
attitude
changed
in
front
of
them
to
seem
like
she's
nice-faking
it,
she
ruined
the
experience,
someone
needs
to
check
on
her.
I
didn't
like
how
I
was
treated
by
her.
For
the
vaccum
aspiration
procedure
itself,
I
didn't
feel
the
procedure
itself
because
I
was
asleep
and
after
I
woke
up,
it
just
felt
like
regular
period
cramps
and
i
went
along
with
my
day,
the
procedure
was
very
easy
going
then
I
thought.
FYI-
I
am
using
a
fake
name
here
to
protect
my
identity
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