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Death of a friend prompts this question: How prepared are you for an emergency?

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He was barely in his 40s, far too young to die suddenly of a heart attack. He was physically fit and lived an active life. The killer struck him at home in bed, sleeping peacefully, wife at his side. He was a model citizen. In addition to publishing an obituary, the local paper carried a news story, citing his accomplishments both as business leader and community volunteer, coaching minor hockey and so on. He will be missed.

Pondering the sudden, shocking loss of this friend, I stumbled on the recollection of another prominent business man who died suddenly of a heart attack, 15 years ago.

The initial newspaper story was short. Unidentified male body found naked in hallway of seedy rooming house known to police for drug and prostitution activity. A day later, when police determined his name and released it to media, details about the prostitute in whose bed he died and the pimp who helped her drag his body into the hall far outweighed interest in the gentlemen's list of accomplishments.

Reflecting on my own mortality and the possibility/risk of life being snatched when least expected, I know I would rather be remembered for my accomplishments than for a sordid tale of disgrace.

So I wonder how best to avoid embarrassing family and friends in case I am companionshipped to death, mid-orgasm in the bed of a beautiful lady.

I don't fear being dragged into the hallway by a pair of idiots because I don't play in dives with druggies. I choose to spend my time with ladies who are bright, classy, elegant and smart. Smart enough, I believe, to handle a client crisis with discretion and grace.

Still, there are things I wonder about. To wit:
• How would an escort deal with the situation in the moments after a client's heart attack?
• Would it make a difference if she is indie or works for an agency?
• Would she check for ID and possibly a note indicating someone to call in an emergency?
• If that emergency friend of the deceased could even come to the scene, what could he do?
• Should the escort merely call front desk immediately to report a medical emergency?
• Do hotels have protocol in place to deal with heart attack victims discreetly?
• Would an ambulance be required to remove the body?
• Would a police report be required?
• Could such a death be recorded without identifying specific circumstances?
• Would it even be possible to avoid public awareness and stigma associated with contract sex?

Ladies:
• How would you deal with a surprise medical crisis while a client is naked in your arms?
• Would it be helpful if a client had an easily discoverable wallet card with a number to phone for help?
• Who would you call for immediate assistance?

Gentlemen:
• Do you ever ponder your own mortality and potential legacy?
• What can you or I do to ensure sudden death during playtime can still be discreet departure?
 
This is too deep for me or maybe I don't want to deal with it right now.
 
Bang on Art. This should be a mandatory thing all pooners should carry when they visit a SP.

• Would it be helpful if a client had an easily discoverable wallet card with a number to phone for help?
 
Program into your phone the contact - IN CASE OF EMERGENCY - ###-###-####

I had an app on my BB with emergency details: contacts, blood type, drug allergies, etc. I haven't checked whether something similar on iphone is available. I should
 
Apologies but is this your friend or you are copying in a link?.

Personal friend in the first case.

Not a personal friend in the second case but a well known local citizen. I suspect there would have been less stigma surrounding his death had he croaked in a classy hotel room or condo rather than in a drug dive where his naked body was tossed in the hallway. Possibly all that would have been recorded is heart attack, not circumstances . . . but I don't really know that for sure.

Which is what got me to wondering.
 
Program into your phone the contact - IN CASE OF EMERGENCY - ###-###-####

I had an app on my BB with emergency details: contacts, blood type, drug allergies, etc. I haven't checked whether something similar on iphone is available. I should

And if your phone is password protected?
 
If a John passes out during sex, what is the first thing the sp would do.

Call the cops?..maybe
Call the agency?..maybe
Call a friend?...maybe

Will they go into the John's wallet?...I doubt it. Wouldn't it be best to just leave and call 911 from a blocked phone?.
 
Good questions Art. Well, ladies?.

Ladies:
• How would you deal with a surprise medical crisis while a client is naked in your arms?
• Would it be helpful if a client had an easily discoverable wallet card with a number to phone for help?
• Who would you call for immediate assistance?

Gentlemen:
• Do you ever ponder your own mortality and potential legacy?
• What can you or I do to ensure sudden death during playtime can still be discreet departure?
 
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