FEAR ON FOUR - A ROUTINE OPERATION. BBC horror radio play.

[@Mariamunro95]

I have had over 100 operations in the last 29 years, and this is always, always a terror of mine ever since I found out it was actually possible. Never mind it's never happened before. The fact I now know it can chills me :O

[@vivwray6082]

Loving these Fear on Four plays. Thank you!

[@lynnekent5993]

During a cesarean opinion I had 47 years ago, the anaesthetic wore off, but the muscle relaxent was still working, so I couldn't move or open my eyes, and I couldn't speak anyway, as there was a tube down my mouth. When they were getting the baby out, it felt like they were pulling all my insideato pieces. The pain was so terrible. I've had three more caesareans since, and they were okay.

[@vivwray6082]

Wow!

[@wendywardashley]

It's a problem with caesarean s because they have to use a lighter anaesthetic so it doesn't harm the baby,its rare but you were very unfortunate.

[@sollyolly9547]

Another excellent play, many thanks for sharing! Wonderfully written and performed.

[@annetteeggett2802]

Am loving these! Thank you x👻

[@Nrvsmum73]

Love these shows, but didn't care for the ending on this one. I have a terrible cold, and these are the best medicine right now. It's thundering here, and fixin to rain which ads to the spooky mood. Thank you so much for these!

[@jordankennedy8421]

Reminds me I had an operation 3 weeks ago and they asked me before they wheeled me back . What are my fears 😮. Not sure why they asked me that

[@michaelhelme6313]

🤔

[@jordankennedy8421]

And I told them my fear was to be awake during the operation.

[@klientproby]

Why is it that too often, the female characters in these plays are so shrill and annoying? Is it just the way the actresses play them?

[@lausanne67]

True to life, obviously.