>>15614044>my 'incident' happened like 8 years ago, after my body healed i just couldnt get over the memory, not like a dream but an actual memory of what happened when i was dead.I was told by the doctors afterwards, like literally the day before i went home, they gave me what they called "milk of amnesia" which was something to make me forget the accident. They said because of the major trauma, even under a medically induced coma your brain would keep running thru the accident and trauma and keep reliving the experience and your heart rate wont be steady and your body will actually fight itself and not heal as quickly.
Quick search says "milk of amnesia" is propofol which is a relaxing drug and reduces memory. This might be why i dont remember anything...
>Propofol, marketed as Diprivan, among other names, is a short-acting medication that results in a decreased level of consciousness and a lack of memory for events. 