Jake

They hook you up to a magnesium drip IV to alleviate or help out your heart while you're under.

Yeah, absolutely.

I mean, it...

One of the more important moments in my life, actually.

They check your blood pressure, and they put a heart rate monitor on you.

I felt a lot of negative stuff that was left over get kind of pulled out of me in that moment.

So you are all hooked up for this experience.

That was Rosarito, that was San Diego, and that was my journey.

So I laid down.

And so I come home and I've really...

Nurse hooked me all up, and pretty much immediately I fell asleep.

I've kept everything with me for the most part.

And I wake up, and there's no clocks in the room or any way to tell what time it is.

So like I said, the medicine's supposed to stay in your system for a few months.

You don't really know when it's going to get out.

They tell you that the only two things you... You need to do a lot and you need to integrate still.

But my internal clock is telling me it's been about three hours.

So the medicine should be kicked in.

And again, you have to work on yourself.

Again, I think they said the average is between an hour to an hour and a half for it to kick in, but it shouldn't take any longer than three hours.