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Re: Dead date
LadyAnna See my TER Reviews 105 reads
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Yes, she was perfectly fine 1 minute before lol.

Guys - what would you do If you were at an appointment and your date had a heart attack/ stroke and died?

Gals - same thing but it was your client.

Because some of my clients are in their 80s, I have thought about this before. I would want to try to create the least amount of embarrassment for their family and I'm not sure how I'd do that. If they were skinny I'd probably do a Weekend at Bernie's and walk them to their car,put them in the front seat and then call 911.

I'm not going to take the chance that the victim could be resuscitated if I call for aid immediately.

Pete142100 reads

Is the body still warm?

Yes, she was perfectly fine 1 minute before lol.

If it was the middle of winter you could do a Fargo scenario.  And get your self a wood chipper and spread um around the yard or garden area.   Work good in a snow storm.   Just saying.

Miss LadyAnna, if this were to occur during a session together, I ask only this.
First try try reviving me by lips to mouth,and if it fails, go ahead and tell them all I went out smiling .

You can get in trouble for moving a body.  (I realize you are joking.)
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But seriously, call for help immediately.  Unless you really know they are completely dead (and not just slightly dead) you could be held liable for delaying care.

You're right, of course. Even if someone appeared to stop breathing I would be giving chest compressions with one hand and dialing 911 with the other.

Can’t help but be reminded…

A I'm not dead!
B Yes he is
C He says he isn't  
B Well he's very ill, he'll be dead in a minute  
A I'm getting better!  
B No you're not, you'll be stone dead in a minute.  

So funny!

fearlessfury144 reads

Call 911 like you would for anyone, it may seem awkward but it's the right thing to do. If they want to question you get a lawyer.

I think  medical people don't care
And simple is best

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