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Offline MaskedBunny

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Medical training
« on: November 02, 2016, 05:17:39 AM »
Just wondering if any of the females that are involved in this whole wrestling/catfighting thing have any medical training such as nursing or EMT/Paramedic or something. I remember Pam from Tpc/Festelle became a doctor and wrestled to pay for medical school. I think it kind of
Makes her hotter. Anyway, anyone else?

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Re: Medical training
« Reply #1 on: November 04, 2016, 06:28:21 AM »
I don't know if it would help too much except maybe in a fist fight. I have some medical training, but I doubt it'd help me in a wrestling match. Anything that would help is stuff I've learned elsewhere.

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Re: Medical training
« Reply #2 on: November 06, 2016, 04:57:41 PM »
My wifes a nurse and has had a few in real life catfights. Sadly the last one she got bottled over the head,after she had been attacked from behind.she had a pre arranged fight with another nurse she works with once,but all they really did was pull hair,but at least nobody got badly injured.

My wife will play wrestle with me sometimes and she does know how to squeeze muscles and it can hurt.Love it (and her) though.

Fights between nurses,away from work obviously are not uncommon.they get stressed with each other due to the pressure of the job.My wife though has only ever had the one,and theyre friendly again now,so i doubt much chance of a rematch.Pity cos it was quite a turn on having my wife fight in our living room,loads of hairpulling and no one getting badly injured.

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Re: Medical training
« Reply #3 on: November 06, 2016, 10:24:26 PM »
My wifes a nurse and has had a few in real life catfights. Sadly the last one she got bottled over the head,after she had been attacked from behind.she had a pre arranged fight with another nurse she works with once,but all they really did was pull hair,but at least nobody got badly injured.

My wife will play wrestle with me sometimes and she does know how to squeeze muscles and it can hurt.Love it (and her) though.

Fights between nurses,away from work obviously are not uncommon.they get stressed with each other due to the pressure of the job.My wife though has only ever had the one,and theyre friendly again now,so i doubt much chance of a rematch.Pity cos it was quite a turn on having my wife fight in our living room,loads of hairpulling and no one getting badly injured.

maybe a friendly scrap could be arranged if they'd be game for it?

btw...looking back through I see this is the same situation where your wife got bottled by that Tracey......how is she doing these days about it and did you ever really find out why Tracey did what she did?

Doubt they would go for a friendly fight.My wifes fine thanks though she was shook up for quite a while.We havent seen Tracey,but she lives about 3 miles from here and there isnt much round that area,so it isnt somewhere people would go without a reason.I managed to get Tracey barred out of almost every pub in town for 12 months from September 1st.I also know which ones arent in that scheme,so we can avoid them.

Why she did it ive no idea and i care even less,fact is she did it and if my wife had turned round she would have had it in her face.A glass bottle can do a lot of damage ive seen it done too many times.My wife has a small scar on the back of her neck but its covered by hair.I think if anything it probably drugs since her boyfriend just been fined for possessing heroin.(again!!!)

I will say this it took a long time for me to actually come back to this site and i havent been on it hardly at all.Reality hit home a bit too hard.On the plus side she will play wrestle again now but it took a long time before either of us even tried to talk about it.

I really hop0e nobody else ends up with this happening to them

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Re: Medical training
« Reply #4 on: November 06, 2016, 11:08:37 PM »
My wifes a nurse and has had a few in real life catfights. Sadly the last one she got bottled over the head,after she had been attacked from behind.she had a pre arranged fight with another nurse she works with once,but all they really did was pull hair,but at least nobody got badly injured.

My wife will play wrestle with me sometimes and she does know how to squeeze muscles and it can hurt.Love it (and her) though.

Fights between nurses,away from work obviously are not uncommon.they get stressed with each other due to the pressure of the job.My wife though has only ever had the one,and theyre friendly again now,so i doubt much chance of a rematch.Pity cos it was quite a turn on having my wife fight in our living room,loads of hairpulling and no one getting badly injured.

maybe a friendly scrap could be arranged if they'd be game for it?

btw...looking back through I see this is the same situation where your wife got bottled by that Tracey......how is she doing these days about it and did you ever really find out why Tracey did what she did?

Doubt they would go for a friendly fight.My wifes fine thanks though she was shook up for quite a while.We havent seen Tracey,but she lives about 3 miles from here and there isnt much round that area,so it isnt somewhere people would go without a reason.I managed to get Tracey barred out of almost every pub in town for 12 months from September 1st.I also know which ones arent in that scheme,so we can avoid them.

Why she did it ive no idea and i care even less,fact is she did it and if my wife had turned round she would have had it in her face.A glass bottle can do a lot of damage ive seen it done too many times.My wife has a small scar on the back of her neck but its covered by hair.I think if anything it probably drugs since her boyfriend just been fined for possessing heroin.(again!!!)

I will say this it took a long time for me to actually come back to this site and i havent been on it hardly at all.Reality hit home a bit too hard.On the plus side she will play wrestle again now but it took a long time before either of us even tried to talk about it.

I really hop0e nobody else ends up with this happening to them

Yeah this is clearly where fantasy and reality mix....and not always pretty. Completely understandable why you'd back away from here a while after that for sure. I'm glad you and the wife are doing much better though..and that Tracey has been dealt with for at the least the next year....what will you do after that?

And as an aside why do you think they'd not go for a friendly fight your wife and the fellow nurse? too much history?


To an extent too much history,and also neither of them would fight unless they had to.What happened at work with them is they just got stressed out  with each other for a few weeks.One thing led to another and they had a fight..

As for Tracey,once you been on the banning list for a year,its easy to go on for 3yrs,5yrs or life and there are people with life bans,one of who is on there for trying to stab me when i was door security.That was what made me give it up.Not worth £40 a night to risk your life.At the moment we are trying to forget it,apart from to go to work she wouldnt leave the house without either me or our dogs for quite a few weeks.

But the good thing is she is a lot better now.So heres hoping we dont get a repeat olf it

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Re: Medical training
« Reply #5 on: November 06, 2016, 11:47:09 PM »
The few ladies i know and talk with about wrestling  half are nurses.  I feel they wore willing in that they know how and what to do to heal faster or quicker.  They know what the limits are to a quick recovery. I dont think being a nurse give you any advantage in the match itself.