My thought is she must really trust you to put you thru that. I'm sure it was a traumatic experience for her but I think she overstep by getting you involved. Now speaking for the departed, that is how I would like to go Originally Posted by rrabbit6926Whether she stepped over the line or not totally depends upon the specific relationship between Johnny and that particular lady. There are some ladies who know they can call me anytime for anything. Other I would consider it inappropriate. But when this kind of thing does happen I don't think a lady is going to call someone she is only casually acquainted with.
It's happened to me 3 times. (they didn't die, that I know of)
First time, the guy passed out and was flopped out on top of me. After I struggled to get from underneath him, I called EMS and started CPR. I'm pretty sure they had their own ideas about what was going on as I was early 20's and he was 50-60's (I'm horrible at guessing ages).
Second time was the first guy again after he was released from the hospital and thought he was in the clear to resume normal activities.
When he grabbed his chest again during "the act" I told him that was it, my nerves couldn't take it if he died on me.
As far as I know he is ok....(but then I haven't spoken to him since)
The last rodeo was fairly recent. Did an outcall to a very nice hotel...
In the midst of the fun he stops, saying he was having a hard time catching his breath and he was developing an awful pain in his side and chest.
I asked if he needed medical help, to which he declined (against my better judgement IMO)
He said he had been having the pains off and on all day to which made me nervous to leave his room without knowing if he was truly alright.
I tucked him into bed with a cup of water and the phone (hotel phone and his phone) right by his bed just in case he needed them.
He did call me the next day saying he was going to make it back to his hometown and see his regular doctor.
Haven't heard back from him so I assume he is well too.
Throwing my horror stories on the table for a laugh and to let your friend know she is NOT alone.
*curtsy*
~Genesis Nicole~ Originally Posted by GenesisNicole
I always have aspirin handy and my real-world career requires me to have current CPR and first aid training, so I like to think I could at least keep the gent going until the EMTs got there. If I were doing this as a long-term primary income source I would invest in a defibrillator. I'm kind of weird, I spend a fair amount of time thinking about what I'd do in various emergency situations... not in an obsessive paranoid way but just "OK, how would I handle it if X happened?" Originally Posted by Bijou Neko