Well, it wasn't as bad as I expected. But I'll go through it all.

So when I got there they sat my down in this chair, and strapped my legs down so I wouldn't roll off. Then they gave me some laughing gas, quite funny actually, afterward the guy told my mom I was laughing hysterically. It's very strange, you just can't stop laughing, for no reson, it's just like everything is hilarious. So then the doctor came in, put some weird thing on my arm and said he was going to give me the knockout stuff, using a needle. I hate getting shots, but it was so funny, I couldn't have cared less. So then my arm started to feel numb, then I couldn't move my legs, I laughed, and slowly felt conciousness slipping away; the next thing I know, I'm lying on this bed with my eyes watering like crazy, I'm not sure if I was crying. I was still feeling a little dizzy. So I asked my mom, "Whoa, how'd I get in here?" and she said, "You walked in here, don't you remember? " Then this person came in with a wheelchair, I struggled to get into to it because my legs felt kinda like spaghetti. So they took me out to the car, and I saw double of everything! It was insane! It was pretty terrifiying riding in a car when it looked like you wer crahsing right through cars. Now I know how Rachel must have felt in Batman Begins. So when we got home, I ran into the door, got in, and crashed on my bed. So now I'm feeling a little better, my mom said that as soon as I woke up the doctor asked, "You know where you are?" , and still half crazy, I replied "Where am I?!?"

And now I'm awake (obviously) and I thought this would make a good blog. Well, later.