Hey Ladies. I know lotsa guys talk about dying in the saddle...hehe...but has this ever happened to you..Have you ever had a client suffer a stroke, or any kind of heart attack while in your service?....
Ladies....Ever had a client fall ill.....
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OMG , i cant imagine it *
I have had it happen in personal time and that was
scary enough * We were in the jacuzzi i was cow girl
he had a mild stoke , but god did it freak me out lol
I have had it happen in personal time and that was
scary enough * We were in the jacuzzi i was cow girl
he had a mild stoke , but god did it freak me out lol
Any of you guys play golf and heard the expression "A Nelson"? It's a putt that just makes it to the hole and drops in, i.e., "dies in the hole". The reference is to Nelson Rockefeller, ex-American VP, who was doing his 35 year old secretary one night and....
come on goober.....surely you don't need me to tell you that:
he died in her hole!
Of course, the newspapers said he was found passed out at his desk, but that's not what all the reporters, policemen, coroner's assts, etc, who knew better said.
he died in her hole!
Of course, the newspapers said he was found passed out at his desk, but that's not what all the reporters, policemen, coroner's assts, etc, who knew better said.
This did actually happen to me a few years back. It was back when Viagra was fairly new on the market, and the gentleman I was seeing was using it.
About 3/4 way through the session, he got sort of glassy. Unresponsive, I guess you could say. We finished up, but that only made things worse. He was then shaky, pale and cold/clammy. He wasn't responding normally to conversation, and so I was very concerned.
I wanted to phone an ambulance, but he had just enough wits about him to refuse that option. I wasn't comfortable with it, but I figured I'd give him the benefit of the doubt.
It happened that we'd drank the last of our orange juice that morning -- which would have been the best supplement under the circumstances, I figures. Failing that, I made him wait a while after the session and drink some soda pop and some water.
Graduallly, his colour and senses returned -- but he really did scare the hell out of me!
Another time, I had a very elderly client reminiscent of Montgomery Burns (of The Simpsons). While massaging him, I guess he fell asleep. I tried to wake him, but could not -- I couldn't even tell if he was breathing! Again, I was thinking I was going to have to call an ambulance -- but he did eventually rouse. I guess he just has a really slow metabolism!
I like older guys -- I have gentlemen friends in their 60s, 70s and 80s who can hurdle the dog gates in my home and bang my gong with amazing regularity -- but sometimes, even with guys as young as their 30s, it creates a bit of trouble. A friend of mine's husband dropped dead of a heart attack at 38.
..c..
About 3/4 way through the session, he got sort of glassy. Unresponsive, I guess you could say. We finished up, but that only made things worse. He was then shaky, pale and cold/clammy. He wasn't responding normally to conversation, and so I was very concerned.
I wanted to phone an ambulance, but he had just enough wits about him to refuse that option. I wasn't comfortable with it, but I figured I'd give him the benefit of the doubt.
It happened that we'd drank the last of our orange juice that morning -- which would have been the best supplement under the circumstances, I figures. Failing that, I made him wait a while after the session and drink some soda pop and some water.
Graduallly, his colour and senses returned -- but he really did scare the hell out of me!
Another time, I had a very elderly client reminiscent of Montgomery Burns (of The Simpsons). While massaging him, I guess he fell asleep. I tried to wake him, but could not -- I couldn't even tell if he was breathing! Again, I was thinking I was going to have to call an ambulance -- but he did eventually rouse. I guess he just has a really slow metabolism!
I like older guys -- I have gentlemen friends in their 60s, 70s and 80s who can hurdle the dog gates in my home and bang my gong with amazing regularity -- but sometimes, even with guys as young as their 30s, it creates a bit of trouble. A friend of mine's husband dropped dead of a heart attack at 38.
..c..
