1. Nobody said anything. 

1. My sister gave me the key so I could get in. 

1. They are going to buy a new TV set next week.

1. We must do something before the situation gets out of control. 

1. I don't remember Jack giving me the tickets. 

1. Someone will attend to you later.

Although researchers are unsure how VR works in pain management, they believe it may be due to

.

He entered a virtual world and was playing games and said that he felt his was halved, as he was concentrating on something else. For the second part of his operation, he didn’t wear the device, but says he imagined he was wearing it, and it helped him manage his pain, although it felt a lot more severe.

The trial involved Bauer wearing a instead of receiving anesthesia for his operation.

Most of the time, pain is managed by . However, many people experience side effects to this, so research is being conducted to find new methods of managing pain. Bauer was offered to be a part of this research, and he accepted.