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When I was in my tenth standard preparing for my board exams, I suddenly had to face dilemma in the face of a gall bladder operation. I had developed stones in my gall bladder which was giving me acute trouble and pain. I consulted a number of doctors and each suggested an immediate surgery. Though I wanted to postpone the surgery till my examinations were over, my critical condition did not allow me to do so and I had to undergo a surgery. While I was lying in the operating theater, the thing that scared me the most was the Surgical Scalpel. I knew that this was the first instrument that the surgeon would use on my body and the thought sent shivers down my spine. Though the nurses and doctors tried to calm me down, the scary thought did not leave me unless I was given the anesthesia.