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I tried this for a bit and everyone hated it. We were only like 6th level though.
A variant I considered but didn't try was to track how far into the negative you go. So if you get slammed by a dragon for 40 damage and you had 10/60 HP, now you're at -30. A basic healing word isn't going to wake you up.