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Thank you!

I had a yr of MST on my first ship. Med doc covered it up, then 3 yrs later in med hold, medicated on pain & sleeping meds and handed off

Could your not wanting to swim be a result of having the extra amount of anesthetic drugs in your system with nothing to counter-act the effects of those drugs. in the mean time, your system is having to deal with the surgery drugs its-self. Some people take a couple-three years to get over the effects of surgery drugs. I did. Thank you for what you are doing.

Shannon I cannot thank you enough for making this information known. My daughter is having surgery in July and we inquired with the hospital & directly with her doctor today to be sure she will NOT be exposed to this abuse, and they reassured us they do not allow that practice in their hospital & the only person who will perform her exam/procedure while under general anesthesia will be her doctor. Your work is so important and you're helping to protect so many people, thank you from the bottom of my heart.

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I love this! At my first parent/teacher confrence with my oldest son's home ec teacher, she told me how impressed she was with his level of cooking skill. I had never seen him do more than pour cereal and milk, so i asked her what she meant. She explained to me that each student had to pick a dish to prepare for class, and most of the kids picked jello. My son made chicken enchiladas. I looked him in the face and asked him why he never told me he could cook, I was truly stunned. He shrugged his shoulders and said "you never asked me". 😂

blessings be with you and thank you. our bodies, choices, and lives matter ❤

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Hi, That looks super delicious!👍 😋 Greetings Seven🖖

So glad you put this back up! The Victorian Sponge looks amazing, I can almost taste it.😋

This was filmed in 2022. This is one of the many trial-and-error videos that I took down because it wasn't perfect. But I'm putting it back up. If you're mean I'll block you. lol.

Looks delicious!

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Just when I think I've heard it all, I come across this. Appalling abhorrent, despicable and most of all legal?! So as a society we now have to create laws for each immoral and unethical act that could happen? WTF?!

Incredible. Courageous endeavor. Sad, and that HAS to change. Wondered about such behavior; needs to see the light of day and some boots.

please don't give people like that commenter the time of day. He wasn't asking a question (and I am reasonably certain, it was a male) he was making a statement--about who and what HE is...misogynist, misogynist, misogynist. Own it, cause that's what you are--a straight up woman hater.

I don't know why it's such a struggle for them to understand: DO NOT TOUCH MY BODY! If I'm having a procedure done that's ALL that should happen by the provider I have met who is supposed to perform the procedure.

Oh com'n, you must have asked for it. Were you wearing a mini skirt and halter top in the OR? Lots of makeup? Honestly, the more things change... It's just disgusting. I'm so sorry you went thru this.

Thank you for what you are doing. I mean how in the hell was this ever a thing in the first place, just what???

Don't know why anyone is surprised, we built gynecology on this sort of practice.

My guess is that it’s so abhorrent to people they have to say we are lying OR they are so ‘tone deaf’ about this ‘practice’ that they figure whatever they want to do is OK WITH THEM. They weren’t harmed so what’s our problem? Doctors have been proven over and over to NOT ALWAYS have the patient’s best interests at heart. We just want to make sure all patients fully understand what is going on.

i brought this up to someone defending the medical profession with all her heart and she was so floored when I said that non consensual pelvic exams were a thing she straight up yelled at me. Said it was rape, said I was unethical for not physically stopping it and not reporting it, said anyone who did it was a rapist, said I had no understanding of ethics or the law. Then I posted a link and she....just never said anything at all after that.

If you go to a “teaching” hospital there is/was a long list of procedures that might be done on you and not necessarily with your explicit permission. I’m retired now but as a young RN (1980s) working in a teaching hospital, I witnessed the exams she talks about. After a patient expires following a code, everyone would take turns learning how to insert IVs, central lines, insert chest tubes, and yes urinary catheters and more.

New fear unlocked.

Thank you for posting

When I was in a hospital. They put me under anesthesia for no other reason except to steal my ovary. This happened when I was only 14 years old. They used a sonogram to go up through my V to access my cervix, make an incision, and use tools to pull my ovary out. It was a perfectly healthy ovary. I woke up during the procedure with my feet in stirrups while they were extracting my ovary. They injected me with more drugs, then used hypnosis to make me forget. But God is stronger than the evil ones and I remembered it the very next morning. Because I was bleeding mid cycle and I had injection sites that were also bleeding. When people go to hospitals they're putting their lives into the hands of strangers who don't care about them. I avoid allopathic medicine at all costs!

I hope this is not happeneing everywhere else in the world. This is the worst breach of trust a doctor can do.

•May 24, 2023Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain. “Some patients can have vivid and detailed sexual hallucinations during anesthesia” with sedative-hypnotic drugs like propofol, midazolam, diazepam and nitrous ..” These all started popping up after the outrage surfaced when women realized what’s been happening to them and their daughters. I am so sick of people pretending to have made a brand new discovery about a 100 year old medication just to cover the wrong doing.

Thanks guys for those delicious looking chickens and dumplings, because I was about to be physically sick after I noticed that doctors trying to get ahead of these new allegations are starting to release new “studies“ that patients have vivid hallucinations of being sexually assaulted under anesthesia. WTAFF?!? Nice try! It’s disturbing to see this defense popping up without even asking for it, just trying to find it what’s happening to women.

I watched all 27 parts of your tt story and am so sorry to hear what you went through, but sadly am not surprised. This seems to be par for the course in our medical system and I first experienced it at a pretty young age. I saw that you are collecting stories of medical SA. It happened to me as well, although I wasn’t under anesthesia when I was a**aulted. If you are interested, can I email you at the email address I found on your website?

This is horrifying, but I'm glad to hear that there are baby steps being taken. I remember going to urgent care as a teen for something, and the physician on duty praising me for reading through things before signing. I had to go again a few years later and figured that it was the same standard form, same physician, I could trust him- well he ripped me a new one for signing something that I didn't read! Lesson learned! There really aren't enough protections though. When I went in for my IUD placement there was no numbing at all, and the NP who did the placement was different from the one I had my initial consultation with, whom I was prepared to see/was scheduled for. It felt like a bait-and-switch and I definitely didn't feel comfortable enough to advocate for myself. Oh, and I was told that there would be a "pinch." It was the single most painful experience of my life to date, and I have a fairly high tolerance for pain. I know it's not as bad as most other stories shared, but it still felt violating, and I'm never going in for any gynecological procedures again without my husband there to help advocate.

No comments for 10 days? That is pretty strange to say the least. Thank you for bringing awareness to this. Keep it up!

That looks delish... and thank you.

How can this happen when I've been through over 35+ surgeries over the last 6 years, in the same hospital, and I'm definitely positive that there are over 8 medically trained staff in the OR - drs and nurses, anesthesiologist, etc. And the only person who is the same person, over & over, is my ortho dr. And those same people are in the room throughout the surgery. When the surgery is over, they have to immediately wheel you out to the recovery area. The operating rooms are in constant need, so they have to be cleaned, disinfected and scrubbed down for the next patient's surgery. I find this to be hard to believe - I'm sorry if i have offended anyone, but as a patient who has had countless surgeries over and over, i just dont believe this at all.

This is unbelievably unethical

This is so disgusting its rape and if this is happening to children its sexual assault on a child.

Going to watch rn

I have had 2 surgeries to remove utrin growths. The first was at a teaching hospital. I woke up and felt violated. It was so strong and wouldn't go away. I even tried to talk about it and they got angry. Worse still the doctor never even came to talk to me afterwards either. I never even met the doctor till months later at a rescheduled post op appointment. The second surgery the pre-op nurse was going through paperwork and she mentioned students and using experimental tools. I said hell no to that. I was very scared. And I am thinking I must have woken uo during that first surgery or something but was given something to make me forget, but emotionally I still remember maybe. The second surgery I had a hell of a time waking up. I couldn't open my eyes. I remember trying to argue with the nurse about my oxygen mask. She took my mask and put a nasal cannula in. But I took it off and said no and pointed to the mask. I am a mouth breather, and the oxygen was helping to clear the fog. She gave me the mask but left it unplugged from the oxygen. I was holding the tub and grunting. I remember the doctor coming in a few times while I was trying to wake up. And I kept grunting pulling on the tube. The doctor told her to give me a nasal canula but I wouldn't let go of my mask. I wanted the bitch of a nurse to turn the oxygen back in in my mask because it made me feel better. But she didn't so I wouldn't try to wake up if they were going to treat me like that. The doctor came in serval times and I ignored her. Whatever they gave me rocked my world and I felt like crap and couldn't wake up and stay awake. And the oxygen really was helping at first. I don't understand any of this I only know how I felt. And I think they must have gave me something much stronger the second surgery. I didn't like it one bit.

Why aren't enough people discussing this?? This should be Federal legislation. We aren't crash test dummies for the fun of the medical establishment.

My mom warned me about "teaching hospitals" that they subject children/ young adults to a parade of students thru when dr examines u. You are mostly awake.its very unnerving after surgery.

I look back on a surgery I had....... I questioned the pain ,he blew me off. I think I was assaulted. Wish I knew about this then