Something to do on a hot Saturday night

I was just wondered how you might know.
Unconscious is usually used to suggest
sleep or coma but it sounds like
you might have been blacking out.
Scopolamine is also used a lot especially in Colombia and
of course Qaaludes and other substances
have been used.

And so are ketamine, GHB, modern designer drugs similar to GHB, analogues of GHB, kambo, ecstasy ('X', 'Molly') and any other number of substances.
There is even a substance that can be rubbed on your chest or nipples.
I hear the Russians are pretty good at that.
I wasn't 'asleep' as we usually think of it, since I was able to be propped upright and given 'suggestions' like punching in a key code, which I was unable to do.
And 'coma'?- not really, since I can almost 'conjure' a or some very distant not quite 'memories'.
'Unconscious' may not have been the best or most accurate word used to describe my state.
But it is the best I can come up with.

I believe I am fully recovered- after all it is 2 months past.
And the old saying...'what doesn't kill you...makes you stronger...' might apply.
Although my investigations to figure out what happened seemed to rub some people the wrong way and I got concerned about the 'Law of Unintended Consequences'.
When this thing is fully behind me I may do a bigger expose