Sounds good 
And you said I'm complex. Clearly this is a 'takes one to know one' moment? I say this light-heartedly, as you can imagine.
I'm not sure how Matt can be titled outside of bisexuality but the moniker really is irrelevant as long all concerned parties are having fun. I just find it odd that he would lay claim to a labeled preference in the middle of the game. It has the feel that his declaration is a prelude to consequences later. I hope I'm dead wrong. I'm only working off your writings, here.
You know, words like 'tearing' and 'purple' did cause some pause here. I know pushing ones' self is part of your gig but really Maureen, please allow yourself proper healing time.
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, then no harm done right? I'm no expert and all of the above could sound like an ill thought out load of bs...The bottom line is insulin-dependent diabetics are NEVER in a euglycemic state. We are either hyperglycemic or hypoglycemic because we don't have a functioning pancreas that works in real time. So we're either trying to prevent high blood glucose or push up low blood glucose. Hence the reason we check our blood glucose. Exercise is also interesting because depending on the day and what you're doing in the gym, there is always the chance you will go hypo or hyperglycemic after a workout.
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I always have to convince Chris that--but he's in REAL bad pain today. He's going to the neurologist tomorrow--says normally he feels like his entire body has been beat with a baseball bat; today it feels like it's been beat with a MASE 
Hey there Maureen
Sorry I couldn't respond sooner... I hadn't checked thru diaries that much lately.
So, Matt is gay. I don't think it should change things. I'm not an expert but maybe he is attracted more to you as a person and not you as a gender, if that makes sense, and it's not a bad thing at all... If your dominant and he likes that and is comfortable with you, then I think that's what it is. I, myself, have never had full on sex with a woman... But, I haven't ruled it out as something I will never do tho. I've had times where I think it could happen with a certain person given optimal circumstances I suppose. I wouldn't worry about it too much. As you probably know there is a spectrum of human sexuality, and sometimes people are just attracted to certain people and don't know why or it can't be explained due to the labels that are put upon us....(everyone). If it hasn't changed anything and everyone's still having a grand ole' time, then no harm done right? I'm no expert and all of the above could sound like an ill thought out load of bs...
Your completely right about the insulin dependent diabetics. I am not one but kinda know how it works. If you want to live with diabetes then you have to understand your body and be on top of your shit, all of the time... A very prominent, wealthy man in UT (owner of the UT Jazz and many many businesses in SLC) just had both his feet amputated 6'' below the knee due to complications with his diabetes. I don't think he was one who took care of himself very well... It just goes to show you that this disease doesn't discriminate and you can be worth hundreds of millions of dollars but if you don't take care of yourself and the basics then the disease doesn't care and it'll take what it wants.
Love ya Maureen
-Sam
I'm VERY glad to hear that!!!!!!!I always have to convince Chris that--but he's in REAL bad pain today. He's going to the neurologist tomorrow--says normally he feels like his entire body has been beat with a baseball bat; today it feels like it's been beat with a MASE
UGH!
Hope you had a good day, sorry to be a downer!
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Neuropathy happens.
Poor Chris. I can't imagine what he's going through. I'm sure the doctors are equally as baffled. What is his prognosis, Val? Neuropathy happens with hyperglycemia. The excess sugar destroys the nerve endings. His body would feel like it was on fire.
Please give him my best, Val. Sending lots of lovin' vibes your way XX
Love!