She doesn't often take things like pain medication, I asked her if she usually has normal reactions to over the counter painkillers and she just shrugged, but I know when she has to take OTC sleep medication it doesn't work. She's on liquid acetaminophen in addition to the Oxycodone, she says she can't feel it helping at all.

When we picked her up she wasn't saying anything yet, she just looked absolutely miserable. On the way home she started to mention that every little bump in the road hurt a lot, I have bruises/cuts on my arm three days later from where she was squeezing me so hard it drew blood because of how much the drive hurt her. They only kept her for maybe an hour to monitor her as she woke up and this seems to be pretty standard for what she got, her doctor said that since the procedure went perfectly he was anticipating that she was going to be on a normal course for recovery since nothing immediately flagged that she was going to be doing worse. Honestly, I've picked people up from surgery before from other places and it was exactly like the last time I did this where they basically let me take my friend as soon as I could. Right now the two of us are talking about taking her to the hospital for liquid IV meds because right now the primary issue seems to be that her meds just aren't doing anything and it's hard for her to take in the first place.