![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/mum-claims-she-woke-up-during-gall-bladder-operation-paralysed-and-screaming-in-head/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/0_Natasha-Japhet-1.jpg&description=Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board will meet Natasha Japhet and her family next week following her complaint about her gall bladder operation at Ysbyty Gwynedd in Bangor, north Wales A mum claims she "woke up" during her gall bladder operation, "paralysed and screaming in her head". Natasha Japhet, 33, has recounted her traumatic experience while under the knife at Ysbyty Gwynedd in Bangor, north Wales. Officials from the health board will meet with Natasha and her family next week to discuss her complaint. The mum of four, now back home and recovering from her ordeal, said: "I went to get my gall bladder removed on Tuesday, September 19. All I remember was I woke up during the operation. I was aware and I heard voices around me asking for the camera. I felt like I couldn't breathe." The chef told North Wales Live: "I was 'screaming' in my head but I was 'paralysed' because I couldn't move. But I couldn't tell them. I think I passed out with the pain that I had because I could feel everything that they were doing. I passed out when they inserted two rods into my stomach." Natasha says she regained consciousness again later: "There were voices around me and then I heard 'Oh my God - she's awake. Do something," the mum, from Llanaelhaearn, Gwynedd, claimed. "I think they must have done something then to put me back to sleep properly this time. And when I did come round in recovery the anaesthetist started questioning me straight away," she said. She alleges that the medical staff asked her, "What do you remember under anaesthesia?" To which she chillingly responded: "I remember lying there and not being able to breathe, not being able to move and 'screaming' in my head that I was awake and for you to stop." Approximately half an hour later, Natasha found herself back in the ward, where she was asked to provide a statement about her ordeal. By 6:30pm, she was on the ward and by 8:30pm, she was discharged. Despite the traumatic experience, her gall bladder removal){kind=link}
Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board will meet Natasha Japhet and her family next week following her complaint about her gall bladder operation at Ysbyty Gwynedd in Bangor, north Wales
A mum claims she “woke up” during her gall bladder operation, “paralysed and screaming in her head”.
Natasha Japhet, 33, has recounted her traumatic experience while under the knife at Ysbyty Gwynedd in Bangor, north Wales. Officials from the health board will meet with Natasha and her family next week to discuss her complaint.
The mum of four, now back home and recovering from her ordeal, said: “I went to get my gall bladder removed on Tuesday, September 19. All I remember was I woke up during the operation. I was aware and I heard voices around me asking for the camera. I felt like I couldn’t breathe.”
The chef told North Wales Live: “I was ‘screaming’ in my head but I was ‘paralysed’ because I couldn’t move. But I couldn’t tell them. I think I passed out with the pain that I had because I could feel everything that they were doing. I passed out when they inserted two rods into my stomach.”