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mack

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A friendly warning for all. Its that time of year again and I think I just caught a cold from a dancer who only told me she was sick after we got in the booth. It was worth it though but I would have appreciated a warning.
 

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I hope that you alsorealise that sex workers do not get sick leave. Nor vacation pay, so as you we work through a little cold.

Also beware of the general population that has the flu.... A month ago, I had a client whop did not even bother to tell me he was sick and I was sick for a few weeks with the flu...

Works both ways.
 

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I agree that many people work sick, but I'm not generally close enough to my taxi driver, accountant etc to worry about catching a cold from them. If you have a cold and are doing lapdances, are you not all but guaranteed to give your cold to everyone who dances you?
 

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mack said:
A friendly warning for all. Its that time of year again and I think I just caught a cold from a dancer who only told me she was sick after we got in the booth. It was worth it though but I would have appreciated a warning.

Hello Mack,

I am not sure I see the necessity of bringing this out to distinguish the threat of catching a cold from dancers versus anyone else. One can get a cold touching anything where the virus might lay, so you sure don't have to touch a dancer or anyone to catch it from them. Possibly they don't even know they have it. In any case the only sure solution is life in a bubble with ultra cautious and constantly tested tube feeding...or maybe a sealed domicile on the Moon. So, I know not what course others may take; but as for me, give me dancers or give me death! :D

Ummmm,

Merlot
 
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TTiger

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les danseuses sont les premier thermomètre sur l'activité grippale et les virus aérosol :)
 

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Did she forced your friend to go in the booths? I dont think so...

It's not a question of that, it's a question of courtesy. She certainly did not force me but she did not tell me she was sick until after the dance began, after she had been talking to me close and breathing in my face for quite some time while we were sitting and talking over drinks beforehand. Like I said, I think the dances were worth a cold but it would have been nice to have been warned before, so I could have made that choice instead of having it made for me.
 

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thebitchelor said:
a normal 10$ dance isnt supposed to give you a cold...

BINGO!!


Even tho im not a fan of normal 10$ dances
 

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It's a much higher than 10% chance. For example you cough in your hands and then during the course of several dances you touch the customer repeatedly and frequently. Think that's the same risk factor as just talking to somebody for a few moments? It's not.

I think that many would accept the risk if warned beforehand but to not even let them make an informed decision is plainly mercenary and inconsiderate, regardless of how you may like to try justifying it. If you have a cold and dance just the same, I'd wager than you're giving it to at least half the people you dance for. I would never see dancers when I'm sick and while I can appreciate that not all the girls have the financial options available that would let them take some days off, I do think that getting fair warning is just that. Fair.
 
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centaurus

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You know the saying:

The fastest way to get rid of a cold is to pass it to somebody else.

That's my motto anyway.
 

JH Fan

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Yeah !!! how about a sexy stripper with a cute little pink mask... they could start wearin' nurses outfit :)
 

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Word of advice for people involved with the sex business

I strongly encourage everyone connected with this industry....this goes for strippers, sps, johns, pimps, drivers, doormen, etc....to get the H1N1 vaccine. They should then get the seasonal flu shot. Hobbying or working in this industry isn't worth risking your lives & the ones of others.
 

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Hobbying or working in this industry isn't worth risking your lives & the ones of others.

..Strop being stupid like all the media dude.... :D

the H1N1 is not more dangerous than the seasonal flu! My brother is a doctor and he is so making fun of the media that make people become paranoiak about his H1N1. If you are more than 70 years old, with many health problems THEN you can be a bit more scared of the H1N1 and THEN you SHOULD go to the vaccination. But if you are in good health, and like between 18 to 70 years old you don't have to worry about this.... Not more than the seasonal flu.

My brother is not just a little doctor in a little clinic, he was also a medecine teacher and he make many big conference all over the world for many many new doctor in the business so with all of his knowledge he know better about this H1N1 than these stupid media...

Sure, there is some exceptions and there was some healthy people that died from the H1N1, but this can and happen too with the seasonal flu so.......... nothing to worry about.

Well, just use purell or something like that and you will be very good.... no need to get the vaccine for this.... but well, if you believe all those shits and you think you will die if you have the H1N1 then go for the vaccine.... :D
 
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Hey Drag
So your big bro is a Dr. and not just any Doc , he is also a medical teacher....
We are so impressed!!!
Wooopie for you.
Now smarten up..... know-it-all.
35% of Doctors in Canada are telling their patients not to get vaccinated....is your brother among that minority?
The vast majority of those dieing from H!NI are not the old but kids and young women.
The only 70 year olds whove died are the ones with underlieing conditions like a weakened immune system, or medical complications.
Now apologise to Doc who was only trying to be cautious and helpful.
 

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It is true that for most healthy people, the H1N1 flu isn't worse than the regular flu. But i've never said that sps & clients shouldn't get vaccinated for the regular flu either. I've actually been advocating it for years. I had influenza two years ago & let me tell you that i had never been ill like that in my entire life. The first day, i had a sore throat & low grade fever. It felt like a cold was coming. But it just didn't feel right. On the second day & third day, it got rapidly got gradually worse & it felt like i had been hit by a bus & could barely move. My throat & tonsils were very swollen & i couldn't eat anything. I barely felt like drinking anything. I had a fever & hadn't never felt weaker in my entire life. Luckily, the symptoms began diminishing a few days later. But by then, i was dehydrated & needed to replenish my fluids & eat something.

The reason i'm posting this is because many of us come into sexual contact with people who regularly come into sexual contact with dozens of different people on a regular basis. Sure, there are exceptions. But let's not forget the fact that many sps have sexual contact with hundreds of different partners on an annual basis. Do the math & i'd be surprised if you don't arrive at the same conclusions i have. What i'm basically saying is that in this risky business that we're all involved in, the risks are higher for the reasons i've mentionned above. Plus the fact that H1N1 has been more prevalent in larger cities, like Mtl. Let's also be serious & admit that many hobbyists & sps are not exactly living healthy lives. A couple of months ago, i've seen a teenager in my area lose his life to H1N1. Yes, he was extremely obese, which didn't help him in this case. But many hobbyists i've met & seen at gatherings over the years fall under this description. I'm also aware that there are many hobbyists over the age of 55. They don't have the health & immune system of a 20-30 year old, that's obvious.

The poster stated that H1N1 isn't worse than the regular flu. In the majority of cases, that's correct. But would you want to have sex with an sp who has H1N1? Would the sp want to have sex with a client with H1N1? The answer to these questions are obvious. I'm just suggesting everyone get vaccinated as a precautionary measure.

The poster stated that his brother is a doctor. Fine. Myself, i'm surrounded by doctors on a regular basis & some of my best friends are doctors. Do they recommend that everyone gets vaccinated? Not necessarily. But they do recommend that groups at risk (like the elderly, among others) , health care professionals & other high risk professions get the vaccine. Personally, if sps & johns don't fall under this group, i don't know what a high risk group is. And Cloudsurf is correct: doctors have their own opinions about the validity of the vaccine & many agree & many disagree.
 
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