Comments by "Rita Horvath" (@ritahorvath8207) on "TED-Ed" channel.

  1. When I was a teenager I had surgery and a nervous breakdown afterwards. Twenty years later I told this the anesthesiologist when another surgery was done and said I would like to wake up in a good mood. I don't know what he gave me, but I woke up happy and refreshed. It was amazing.
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  2. In the eighties (when my wisdom teeths were taken out) they gave only local anesthesia. Your cheeks were completely swollen for a week.
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  3. I always prefered soap and water. Way cheaper. I let the water rinse for a couple of seconds to make the soap bar and my hands wet, then stop the water. Running water makes me want to rush to save water. Then I stand in an upright position, because my sink and the tap are installed too low, and I would start to rush because of the uncomfortable position. From this moment on I don't have to sing, I don't have to count the seconds, I enjoy producing foam like a child, I enjoy the scent of the soap and the fact that there are lipids in the soap and my skin would not dry out as badly as by using sanitizer, I enjoy the fact of having healthy nerves and muscles, so my hands can do whatever I want them to do, and then I rinse everything off. Don't forget to use hand cream ! ♡
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  4. Lizzie R. it is now 2024. How are you doing ❓ 💕
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  5. Why didn't he mention piriformis syndrome ?
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  6. very very very very rare . .
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  7. There are countries where you give extra money to the anesthesiologist.
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  8. In a couple of years so much water will come so suddenly . . . 🌊
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