Streetwalker Reports

[QUOTE=RoadWarrior2K;3240824]This is a very sad report, but I found out this morning that Shellie is on life support at Holmes. PM for additional info.[/QUOTE]I received a PM from another member who had called Holmes and asked about Shellie, using her real name I assume, and they said there was no one there by that name. So I called Holmes myself and I got the same answer. So I'm not sure what's going on. We hadn't seen Shellie in over three months and she was a regular at Dunkin Donuts and Burger King. Her last known phone number had gone silent. Yesterday, one of her friends came in Dunkin Dunuts and we asked him if he had seen Shellie and that's when he told us what had happened and what her situation was. He seemed very sincere in what he was saying and we had no reason not to believe him, given what we already knew. If he was just telling us a story, then that's on me for reporting something I didn't follow up on. Now it's possible that she could be listed as a Jane Doe if they didn't know who she was. I do know she's not in jail and there's no obituary that I can find.

[QUOTE=RoadWarrior2K;3241821]I received a PM from another member who had called Holmes and asked about Shellie, using her real name I assume, and they said there was no one there by that name. So I called Holmes myself and I got the same answer. So I'm not sure what's going on. We hadn't seen Shellie in over three months and she was a regular at Dunkin Donuts and Burger King. Her last known phone number had gone silent. Yesterday, one of her friends came in Dunkin Dunuts and we asked him if he had seen Shellie and that's when he told us what had happened and what her situation was. He seemed very sincere in what he was saying and we had no reason not to believe him, given what we already knew. If he was just telling us a story, then that's on me for reporting something I didn't follow up on. Now it's possible that she could be listed as a Jane Doe if they didn't know who she was. I do know she's not in jail and there's no obituary that I can find.[/QUOTE]I did some more digging and discovered that she's in the ICU at Wuesthoff Hospital on Wickham Road. I was able to visit the ICU, about 15 minutes ago, and actually laid eyes on her myself and talked with the floor nurse. Unfortunately, the report is true. She is on life support (intubated), is sedated and has a couple of IVs connected. She looks very frail, thinnest I've ever seen her. Her feet and lower legs have compression boots attached. Her hands are bandaged (looks like boxing gloves) to prevent her from removing anything. She has a son that flew back from Okinawa, so the current outlook is quite dire.

Just drove they tvill and seen 3 WSW sitting on a porch. Couldn't partake as have an appointment but hope they are still there when I'm done.

[QUOTE=RoadWarrior2K;3240824]This is a very sad report, but I found out this morning that Shellie is on life support at Holmes. The first picture is a younger Shellie, probably early twenties. The other two pictures are within the last two or three years. She would've been 42 next month. PM for additional info.[/QUOTE]Damn, I saw Shelly a couple times months ago at her incall. She was very sweet and down to earth person from my experience with her, sorry to hear that!

After my appointment went back down tvill and they were gone. After a couple loops seen what I think was a wow on the porch but she didn't seem interested in me so unsure if she was or not. She was a cute spinner. Headed down to Cocoa and hit peachtree. Didn't see anyone out. Went all the way to Fiske and cut over to school st. Took it out to the marathon. Stopped and got a drink and when I came out this sexy little redhead named Rachel asked if I was busy. She jumped in and we headed to a spot. Bbj and she was damn good. Wasn't trying to hurry. Really enjoyed myself with her. She said a full menu is available except Greek. I have digits to trade if interested. I love the small ones so hopefully someone has an utr or someone to share. As always stay safe and happy hunting.

If she is a trauma case all trauma cases are admitted under a john doe status you won't be able to get any info unless you can prove your immediate family.

[QUOTE=Mudslide;3244507]If she is a trauma case all trauma cases are admitted under a john doe status you won't be able to get any info unless you can prove your immediate family.[/QUOTE]I was just looking in the wrong hospital. She is admitted at Wuesthoff under her real name. I stopped in again late Tuesday afternoon and visited the ICU at Wuesthoff on Wickham where Shellie is on life support. I found out that she has been there on life support for the last 23 days. Today her hands weren't bandaged as they were before. There were moments when she would open her eyes and look at me, but I don't know if she knew who I was. She's still intubated and has about a dozen IV drips connected. Her son (Air Force stationed in Okinawa) and daughter were there. That's how I found out how long Shellie's been there.

[QUOTE=SBanks71;3244212]After my appointment went back down tvill and they were gone. After a couple loops seen what I think was a wow on the porch but she didn't seem interested in me so unsure if she was or not. She was a cute spinner. Headed down to Cocoa and hit peachtree. Didn't see anyone out. Went all the way to Fiske and cut over to school st. Took it out to the marathon. Stopped and got a drink and when I came out this sexy little redhead named Rachel asked if I was busy. She jumped in and we headed to a spot. Bbj and she was damn good. Wasn't trying to hurry. Really enjoyed myself with her. She said a full menu is available except Greek. I have digits to trade if interested. I love the small ones so hopefully someone has an utr or someone to share. As always stay safe and happy hunting.[/QUOTE]Her name wasn't Rachel it's crystal. Sorry about that. Could have sworn she said Rachel.

[QUOTE=RoadWarrior2K;3244995]I was just looking in the wrong hospital. She is admitted at Wuesthoff under her real name. I stopped in again late Tuesday afternoon and visited the ICU at Wuesthoff on Wickham where Shellie is on life support. I found out that she has been there on life support for the last 23 days. Today her hands weren't bandaged as they were before. There were moments when she would open her eyes and look at me, but I don't know if she knew who I was. She's still intubated and has about a dozen IV drips connected. Her son (Air Force stationed in Okinawa) and daughter were there. That's how I found out how long Shellie's been there.[/QUOTE]Common friends are posting RIPs on FB.

DK.

[QUOTE=Boxdoc;3236642]Found this really old post looking for something else. Funny as hell. Well maybe not.

Met Mickey, aka Maria Kinser, in and Melbourne today. As usual, she provided excellent service, with a smile. Really seems to enjoy her work, bu she doesn't get out much. Not the best looking provider out there, but she does try harder.

Apparently she had been up for awhile as after we were finished, she had asked for a ride cross town. Since I was going that way anyway, I offered the ride. Big mistake! She passsed out cold! Talk about a brain boggler! How do you wake up someone who is totally zonked! After 20 miinutes of trying to get her up, with absolutely no response, Calling her, yelling, shaking her shoulder, slapping her thigh, pokes in ribs, nipple twists, hair pulls, you name it, not a single reaction, I was desperate! She had named a landmark she wanted to be dropped off at, and I figured I was going to have to drag her out of the car and lay her in some bushes to sleep it off! I finally said, "We're at Walgreen's", and she snapped awake, sat up straight, and said thanks![/QUOTE]Some time back I went fishing with a guy that lives on Merritt Island. Just before daylight we where getting fuel, and ice for a day on the water. A middle age lady was walking up and down the dock looking over the boats. We where one of a few getting ready to leave. She ask if she could ride with us, my friend told her we would not going for a joy ride but, would be going offshore, and would not be back until late. She said that was fine. She went with us fishing and on the way back she open us a bottle of Makers Mark and started working on it while she was working on her tan on the front of the boat. She fell asleep or passed out not sure which, on the bow of the boat. When we docked the boat behind his house she was still out. Had to check an make sure she still had a pulse.

Even tried cold water but she did not wake up. My buddy covered her with a sheet and just left her there. The next morning she was gone.

[QUOTE=DK0047;3247705]Common friends are posting RIPs on FB.

DK.[/QUOTE]Do you know what happened to her? Rip Shelly!

[QUOTE=DK0047;3247705]Common friends are posting RIPs on FB.

DK.[/QUOTE]I think you're right, DK, considering the FB posts you reported plus the fact that she's no longer at Wuesthoff.

Nicole WSW 40's Hess Melbourne Jackson BBJCIMWS Broken Leg.

She disliked me not providing my ticket upfront. Looked at me like I was alien. I began to pack up shop and tells me she trusts me. Kept Mr. Happy lodged in the warmth out of the cold during the aftermath while she mimed for a low-five. I gave her what she wanted. It made me laugh. I think she meant to keep my fun stick hostage.

God bless the man who does pay with gold.

Never forget what you are, for surely the world will not. Make it your strength. Then it can never be your weakness. Armour yourself in it, and it will never be used to hurt you.

DK.

There was a celebration of life memorial for Shellie yesterday at His Place church in Melbourne. She had a lot of friends.

Way too soon, she was such a sweet person. Hope she is finally at peace now.

[QUOTE=RoadWarrior2K;3252852]There was a celebration of life memorial for Shellie yesterday at His Place church in Melbourne. She had a lot of friends.[/QUOTE]