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I think it was an actor

I was 8 and I was taken to “Pediatric Dentistry of Keller” for teeth extraction, when we arrived at the room they layed me down on a chair and they paraded on me and out the gas mask so I couldn’t take it off, I felt like I was dying

James is probably thinking "Yes, and she's not a "sleepy doctor" she's an anaesthetist". Before I was non-consensually put under gas, at the tender age of thirteen, to have four healthy but surplus teeth extracted, my family dentist told me (in his heavy Yorkshire accent) that "We're just going to hold this cup over your nose whilst you drift off to sleep" and there was I thinking "It's NOT a "cup" it's a f*****g anaesthetic mask, so why don't you be honest with me and call it by its proper name?" Not being completely stupid, I noticed when I walked into the operating room that the dentist was standing directly in front of the gas bottles, to stop me from seeing them and thus becoming distressed, but the joke was that the frosted glass surgery door had been left wide open when the Nurse was leading me from the waiting room to the toilet ("Just to make yourself comfortable") so I glanced in and remembered everything - the treatment chair, the trolley with the black and blue gas bottles, the black rubber balloon and the shiny triangular mask itself, hanging at the end of its long corrugated rubber pipe. They must think that kids are completely thick! My peer group at school had already briefed me as to what to expect before, during and after my dental operation, using such terminology as "They'll get a professional anaesthetist in from the Royal Infirmary to gas you" and "The gas they'll give you is called Nembutal (sic). It smells quite pleasant and you'll go out like a light" and (with a knowing grin) "Going under the gas is as easy as anything. It's the coming round that's the difficult part".

​@@KempSimondid you wake up 10 seconds later or spend an hour in a cold black void waiting like i did?