NeighborhoodThreat
Bluelight Crew
Midazolam and fentanyl are incredibly safe for anesthesia when the patient is honest to their surgeon and anesthesiologist. Typically they have someone like a nurse watch your heart rate and BP the entire time so if you are going to start to overdose, they'll stop it before you get there.
This.
I actually had the opposite happen to me when I had my teeth removed, I started to come out of anesthesia during the operation, of course the opioid (most likely fent) they had given me was still working so I felt no pain, I remember seeing the anesthesiologist look at me and notice that I was waking up, he leaned over and pushed a button, turned a knob or did something and I went right back under.
They had given me a 10mg Valium about 15 or 20 minutes before the procedure. This was before I had ever taken benzos recreationally or medically before.

