Photos: 200kg Virgin Sent Lover To ER The First Time They Had S-ex

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The first time Gregg Casarona ever had s-ex, the walls didn’t just shake — they shattered.
The 200kg project manager was 21 at the time and had been dating his girlfriend Jen Gerakaris for about a month when they decided to take things to the next level.

According to new TLC series “Se-x Sent Me to the ER,” premiering Dec. 28, Jen was 22 and living in her parents’ Long Island basement at the time.
She made her move by stripping down to her bra and panties and waiting on her bed until Gregg got the hint.
She said:


“I knew Gregg was a virgin and I honestly didn’t care.
We were dating for a little while and he hadn’t put any moves on me yet so I made a move.”

When things began to heat up, very fat 200kg Gregg thrust 55kg Jen backwards with all 440 pounds of his girth. And Jen’s head went right through the basement’s sheet-rock wall.

“My initial reaction was, ‘I killed her,’ ”  Gregg tells The Post.
“‘This is my first time. And Jen is dead.’”

After a couple of terrifying seconds, Jen slowly pulled her head out of the wall and looked at Gregg incredulously.

“Why’d you stop?” she asked.
“He looked like he was about to have a heart attack,” she says. “So I just wanted to lighten the mood.”

But Gregg was shaken and insisted on taking his lover, who started to become dizzy and nauseous, to the hospital.
She was diagnosed with a concussion.

Although Gerakaris and Casarona were shy about telling the doctors and nurses about what caused her injury, the pair will be sharing their tale on TLC.
After bringing down the house, the couple says they were a little bit more careful about their positioning during se-x.

“In the beginning, there were lots of pillows and we didn’t do it anywhere near a wall,” Jen says.

The couple stayed together for four more years after their ER trip and remain close friends today.
Gregg, now 28, has since dropped 220 pounds and Jen, now 29, has a new beau who knows about that wild night.

“I was friends with him before and, of course, our friends know the story,” Jen says. “It’s a story we always tell over drinks.”
“But our families? No, they don’t know,” Jen says with a laugh.“My parents didn’t even know about the wall. I had Gregg fix it and thank God I still had matching paint.”