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DEATH WHILE MONGERING

hankscorpio1

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I actually recall this happening as reported by an AMP woman back maybe 10+ years ago. The guy had a hard attack during the session and died. The MMS had no choice but to call an ambulance. Strange thing to me was, while unfortunate, it didn't cause her to have to close the location for any period of time. I guess it was determined that there was no foul play and so no charges brought. I've also heard of another instance where somebody started to have a heart attack or medical issue and an ambulance was called. Once again, no disruption of service to the house and the guy eventually recovered/survived. In both cases, the MMS had the girls and the mongers in perspective and had them immediately end their sessions and leave before the authorities could arrive, and I think in most cases, the patrons didn't need to pay for the curtailed session.
 

Blixen

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It had been just two years since Nelson Rockefeller had been vice president to Gerald Ford. The day after he died, the New York Times reported that the man had had a heart attack while in his office in Rockefeller Center, and many people would be happy to breathe their last in a building bearing the family name. Later, it came out that this report had been false.

He had really died not in his office or in his family residence but in a separate Midtown townhouse he owned. He was spending the evening with a 25-year-old aide, who’d worked as a reporter until Rockefeller had created a new position just for her, despite being just months from leaving the White House.
Publications at the time were willing to relate the account freely. As New York magazine wrote, “Nelson thought he was coming, but he was going.” The family quickly ordered a cremation before any autopsy could be conducted, and before any long blonde hairs could be spotted on his body.
 

Chonk

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I actually recall this happening as reported by an AMP woman back maybe 10+ years ago. The guy had a hard attack during the session and died. The MMS had no choice but to call an ambulance. Strange thing to me was, while unfortunate, it didn't cause her to have to close the location for any period of time. I guess it was determined that there was no foul play and so no charges brought. I've also heard of another instance where somebody started to have a heart attack or medical issue and an ambulance was called. Once again, no disruption of service to the house and the guy eventually recovered/survived. In both cases, the MMS had the girls and the mongers in perspective and had them immediately end their sessions and leave before the authorities could arrive, and I think in most cases, the patrons didn't need to pay for the curtailed session.
That's smart by the MMS's and smart by the authorities too. In general, if someone does the right thing to save a guys life, it's smart not to make them regret doing that right thing.
 

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I actually recall this happening as reported by an AMP woman back maybe 10+ years ago. The guy had a hard attack during the session and died. The MMS had no choice but to call an ambulance. Strange thing to me was, while unfortunate, it didn't cause her to have to close the location for any period of time. I guess it was determined that there was no foul play and so no charges brought. I've also heard of another instance where somebody started to have a heart attack or medical issue and an ambulance was called. Once again, no disruption of service to the house and the guy eventually recovered/survived. In both cases, the MMS had the girls and the mongers in perspective and had them immediately end their sessions and leave before the authorities could arrive, and I think in most cases, the patrons didn't need to pay for the curtailed session.
Do you think the mms charged the family double because it was that good?
 

Jpnt

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I remember way back when i was new to the hobby i was checked with a stethoscope right when i walked into this one spa known for PM. It seemed like schtick so i assumed she wasn’t really listening for anything. Just checked my review history (i love that feature of this site — losing access to it was the worst thing about the rAMPage fiasco, may he rest in pieces) and it was AtoZ spa. I wrote “and there was some kind of hag who jumped out from behind a door and checked my heart with a stethoscope. I laughed and she treated it like a joke. Anyone know what was up with that?” No one responded. Do they still do that? Maybe something happened there once.
 

DeuceJiggalow

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No. I was not implying at all.
I am specifically and explicitly saying that is a great way to go out, and I would consider myself lucky if that is how I met my end.
And yeah, I would say 62 to 67 or so would be a good age for me to go out.
60 is the new 30! Ya don’t want to be doing this until you’re 105?
 
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