In the case of an emergency what would you do?

A couple of years ago i hosted my then regular for a date. We had to take a couple of breaks from kissing because she had a stitch in her side. After the act i had a little blood on me & thought i had nicked my foreskin or urethra. She was 20 weeks along at the time. Called the front desk and asked where was the nearest hospital. Then i tried to pull it up on my phone maps app, and it kept crashing. Fortunately her phone gps was working and was able to get to the hospital.in time. Asked her later why she visited if she was not feeling good. She said only that she had to see me. Now i make sure i know the closest hospital is before i go dating

And toys, all i can say if the coroner determines the acts you suggested were done while still alive, it's an offender charge that follows you the rest of your life. If after death, it's abuse of a corpse, a felony. Any ways, no one will visit your new home in the industrial district next to the halfway house.

A couple of years ago i hosted my then regular for a date. We had to take a couple of breaks from kissing because she had a stitch in her side. After the act i had a little blood on me & thought i had nicked my foreskin or urethra. She was 20 weeks along at the time. Called the front desk and asked where was the nearest hospital. Then i tried to pull it up on my phone maps app, and it kept crashing. Fortunately her phone gps was working and was able to get to the hospital.in time. Asked her later why she visited if she was not feeling good. She said only that she had to see me. Now i make sure i know the closest hospital is before i go dating

And toys, all i can say if the coroner determines the acts you suggested were done while still alive, it's an offender charge that follows you the rest of your life. If after death, it's abuse of a corpse, a felony. Any ways, no one will visit your new home in the industrial district next to the halfway house. Originally Posted by WhatHeSaid

Do you honestly think I wrote any of that at all being serious? Really?!?!?

Do you honestly think I wrote any of that at all being serious? Really?!?!? Originally Posted by Toyz

Oh, he's gotcha !!!

The paramedics don't care who made the call. If you were a recognized figure, you might get some comments, but if you are the average Joe Schmoe who meets less than 10 thousand people a year for work (fundraiser speeches, etc), I doubt anyone would care. It's only when you start running for office, have your photo posted everywhere, do you need to worry.

Do you honestly think I wrote any of that at all being serious? Really?!?!? Originally Posted by Toyz

I will only say this. Even the gov't pays attention to what people say online. Just ask Dzhokar Tsarnayev and his late brother.

I have learned from long hard experience that people tend to take what I am saying at face value, even if I am only stretching terms and definitions to make a point.

Stay until medical attention arrives. If the roles were reversed hopefully the same courtesy would apply.

I will only say this. Even the gov't pays attention to what people say online. Just ask Dzhokar Tsarnayev and his late brother.

I have learned from long hard experience that people tend to take what I am saying at face value, even if I am only stretching terms and definitions to make a point. Originally Posted by WhatHeSaid

True but most folks "of interest" wouldn't write a disclaimer at the bottom of their shtick stating "Just in case any idiots took it seriously please understand it was only a Joke" followed by what he would actually do in such an emergency.

You must be real fun at comedy clubs.

The joke was perhaps a bit lacking in taste but still very clearly a harmless/tasteless shtick nevertheless.

I find it very interesting how the poll has taken a completely different turn over the past 24 hours.

Early-on most would actually ride to the hospital. Now that (Option C) is almost even with "call 911 and get the hell out of Dodge" (Option A).

Option B has the new overwhelming majority vote. I wonder if all of your thread posts have made a difference or if it just took awhile for votes to come in.

To those few who voted Option D or Other I would love to know what that other option is.

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Nosy questions don't need to be answered just the facts that medics/doctors need to know to help her professionally. ... Originally Posted by fun2come

given the way situations like this are played on CSI, SVU, NCSI, etc, what i'd probably do is - call 911, make sure they arrive, let them know what i know of what happened, respectfully decline any questions about why i was there, and let the medical staff take care of her. provide hobby ph# for contact info. and send her all the positive energy i could so she'd make it thru this health crisis.

if one called 911 and immediately left, dont you think the cops would track you down? her phone, fingerprints, DNA, etc, etc, etc...

I was in my late 20's when this happened 3 years ago.....

(I cut and pasted from old thread)
...great story snipped...

Long story short I learned today that acting fast may have saved a life......

http://www.eccie.net/showthread.php?...ghlight=stroke Originally Posted by VictoriaLyn

victoria, thanks for doing what you could to help that guy out!!!!!
i'd want you in my corner.

btw, how is he these days? or have you not heard from/seen him since then?

Personally I'd stay with her until she was under the care of the paramedics.

Would a provider even want a client to be at the hospital? It might cross some of her boundaries. Depending on how well we knew each other, I would try to call one of her friends or co-workers to let them know the situation.

victoria, thanks for doing what you could to help that guy out!!!!!
i'd want you in my corner.

btw, how is he these days? or have you not heard from/seen him since then? Originally Posted by pmdelites

Thankyou..Just did what comes naturally to me if someone is in trouble I want to help.

He is doing great...has full function of everything.Speech is same as before.I still see him every Saturday.

if one called 911 and immediately left, dont you think the cops would track you down? her phone, fingerprints, DNA, etc, etc, etc... Originally Posted by pmdelites

What possible reason would they have for performing forensics unless it were a crime scene?

I seriously doubt they would take DNA and prints just to find out who called paramedics to save her.

Even if they did there would be a massive jumble of DNA samples and prints at an incall.

Would a provider even want a client to be at the hospital? It might cross some of her boundaries. Originally Posted by offshore168

Excellent point...

What possible reason would they have for performing forensics unless it were a crime scene? Originally Posted by Codybeast

Well it may not be a crime scene, but it ain't completely legal either ...