A single mum with a medical condition that gives her 300 orgasms a day has finally found a man to keep her satisfied – after she wore out a string of boyfriends.

Michelle Thompson, who suffers from Persistent Sexual Arousal Syndrome, thought she would never meet the partner of her dreams. She was just too demanding for all her previous lovers.

But she has been with her neighbour Andrew Carr, 32, for six months now – because he’s as keen as she is and they make love 10 times a day.

You can see Michelle, 43, describe her condition on video by clicking below. She grinned: “Andrew has changed my life. I’m no longer looking for a cure for my orgasms – I’ve found it.

Michelle added: “Now I have a huge grin on my face all the time, and it’s not just because of the orgasms.” Michelle’s rare condition means she always craves sex and can climax at any time anywhere.

She even had to quit a job in a biscuit factory because the machines kept setting her off.

She said: “I know I’m lucky to have so many orgasms when there are women who have never had one. But the condition has ruined my love life.”

Michelle’s first boyfriend bowed out after a few months saying he couldn’t keep up with her demands. And over the years several others gave up – with one telling her he was a man not a machine. She dated one bloke for five years but “by the time we broke up, he was exhausted, he left as a defeated man”.

Michelle turned to internet dating but when she told some fellas about her condition they stood her up, frightened they would not have the stamina.

Stallions

She added: “Others thought they were right stallions and I loved wiping the smug grin off their faces and hearing them begging me to stop.”

Then in May she met Andrew, a divorced industrial cleaner who lives over the road in Nelson, Lancs.

She said: “I did worry that he would grow tired of me like everyone else, but when I told him he laughed and said he would burn me out first.

“I could do it 24 hours a day and so could he. I regularly run across the road to his house to have sex. We have sex at least 10 times every day.”

Mum-of-four Michelle went on: “I really love life now. We’re planning on moving in together as soon as we can afford to.

“I’ve been looking for someone like Andrew for a long time, and I finally feel like I’m in heaven.”

Really bizarre and awesome. how can that she got 300 orgasm daily??

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TGA or ‘transient global amnesia’ occurs after a person takes part in a strenuous activity, such as exercising, suddenly plunging into icy cold or very hot water, or having sex.

The 59-year-old woman, known only as Alice, suffered the short-term – and thankfully temporary – memory loss after she had sex with her husband, Scott, one morning last August.sex Mind-blowing: Sex can be the trigger for a neurological condition known as TGA, which results in temporary short-term memory loss

Immediately afterwards, Alice suddenly felt very disorientated.

As Scott watched Olympics coverage on television, his perplexed wife asked him what was going on. ‘Is there an Olympics?’ she said.

On seeing that something was wrong, he asked her what day it was but this seemed to puzzle her even more.
In another attempt to find out what had confused his wife, he asked: ‘Who’s our president?’ When Alice answered ‘Bill Clinton’, a concerned Scott immediately called the emergency services. Attending paramedics suspected a stroke and Alice was rushed to hospital.

Doctors diagnosed TGA, a rare neurological condition that usually occurs in patients aged over 50.Patients with a history of migraines and headaches are more likely to suffer from TGA.

Alice told CNN: ‘I remember the previous night going to sleep with a subtle headache and not taking anything for it.

‘And apparently, the next morning, my husband and I had intercourse. From what I found out, there was an orgasm.’

Leading stroke expert Louis Caplan said: ‘One of the things people have done to look at transient global amnesia is to look at frequency of various precipitants and sex always comes out as one of the most common.’

In most cases, TGA occurs just once, but can become recurrent.

‘It’s not enough of a stimulus or deprivation that it permanently injures the brain. The brain recovers,’ said Mr Caplan. ‘There should be no deficit other than memory and it should be brief.’

Although Alice recovered fully, she still cannot remember what happened that morning.

‘I was lucky because nothing bad came of it,’ said Alice. ‘I wasn’t frightened. My husband and family were frightened. I was totally out to lunch.’

On being told how she had ended up in hospital, Alice quipped: ‘Let me get this straight. We had sex. I wind up in the hospital and I can’t remember anything? You owe me a 30-carat diamond!’

Scott said: ‘On the one hand, it was very funny. We were hysterical. It was scary as all hell.’

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