<human>: So this Thanksgiving I went home and visited my dad with my long-term girlfriend. This was the first time she had met my dads side of the family for over an hour.

So during dinner small-talk someone brought up surgery and I was reminded of when I was operated on to remove an extra row of teeth. When my dad chimes in

"Ill remember that for the rest of my life, you died on the table for a bit, easily the scariest day of my life!" 

He said this like I had prior knowledge of the event in which case I did not (I just remember waking up and getting some sweet basketball cards/getting some days off school) But I was completely shocked. I had died and this fact was kept from me for 14 years and broached like it was common knowledge. I wish I had known this during my formative years as the fact that I conquered death would have been awesome to know growing up.

What about you reddit?

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<bot>: I died on an operating table, was resuscitated, and this fact was kept from me for 14 years, I wish I would have known sooner.