When I’m at the clinic, I wear 'mones all the time.
I however, NEVER wear anything in the surgery operating room. For obvious reasons, the last thing you ever need is sort kind of distractions whatsoever. Especially during surgery on another human being. And yeah even though mones do alter the way you’d normally think/feel in certain situations, it’s not always for the better depending on the circumstance.
Well anyway, I wasn’t expecting to be scrubbing into the OR today, and ended up doing just that at the last minute. And I went in with a couple sprays of Instant Shine + 1 drop of A314 + 1 spray Instant Honesty 4x that I had on from a little earlier.
Nearly 2 hours later, I was starting to lose my focus and get light-headed, and immediately had one of the other medical students scrub in for me to assist the surgeon. Anything could have happened. I could have gotten light headed in the middle of holding one of the instruments or making an incision, or I could have accidentally moved the bed or the patient out of position, who knows. I mean the possibilities are endless, but fortunately nothing like that happened. It’s situations like these that serve as a reminder to always use 'mones intelligently to bring the best out of yourself that you have to offer to other people, and not in situations that could potentially deter you from ever doing your best in any and all circumstances. Fortunately, nothing happened as I scrubbed out
Don’t mean to sound preachy or anything, especially when it was my own fault for not drinking enough water to make sure the mones don’t deplete my synapses, but hey we all love using pheros as our own personal toys, but its never a free ticket to ever act like a complete jackass or potentially cheat or harm other people.
aiiiiight I’ll get off my soapbox now, just wanted to pop back in after my hiatus to share my lovely epiphany with y’all !
P.S. whats up whats all this talk about this new mx353? lol