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Dating & Diabetes - how to get the two 'D's' to work togethe

Re: Dating & Diabetes - how to get the two 'D's' to work tog

My boyfriend was thrilled when I let him to an injection once. Bit different since we were together over a year before diagnosis, but he's still fascinated by everything.

A pump is even more interesting! Good luck
 
Re: Dating & Diabetes - how to get the two 'D's' to work tog

I let my wife inject me in the buttocks once ! I really know how to treat a lady ! She's so lucky !


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Re: Dating & Diabetes - how to get the two 'D's' to work tog

Lol my gf gave me mine a few times could tell what mood she was in by the pain scale !!not the same now I have the pump "hey babe do ya wana press my button bolus me baby "


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Re: Dating & Diabetes - how to get the two 'D's' to work tog

Oh 'NOOOO' how awful for you .
The hypo would have made you feel more stress and worse for it !
Poor you (((hug)))

I had read this thread and had been wondering how things went for you :)

Sometimes in the warmer weather I can 'absorb' my insulin 'faster' than
in the cooler weather .
Maybe the combination of this plus anxiety/nerves brought this on with yourself ?

Once you had had your orange jusice at the bar - how did the rest of the date feel ?
Did you relax and chat about all sorts of things ?
Did you like her ? looks , personality ?
How did the date end ?
Swap mobile no's ? etc ...

Do you feel or sense it went quite positive and there will be a good chance of 2nd date ?

Anna .
 
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Ow... I have wondered how to navigate round having weird blood sugars on a date - poor you having to deal with it on your first date! Yes, tell us though, did you actually like/find her interesting...?
You're doing better than me - I've still not been on one! ;-)
 
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