Important Note.

And like I told them at Sinai-Grace when I was there this summer. I will always make a point of it wherever I am, inpatient or any setting like that, to bring up the fact that I am gay. So the patients know. I didn't even tell the patients when I was there. I think my roommate just overheard me talking to my doctor in my room. And I wasn't even talking that loudly. And almost all of my roommates threated me with violence after that. I will bring up the fact I am gay, to my doctor should be enough. And some patient will be bound to overhear. And then I will tell what I think of each religion. In alphabetically order, starting with A and B. Again no need to tell the patients. (But you know if I did, I would always point out. I have nothing against the people of those religions. But I think the religions themselves are wrong and moronic.) Again, telling my doctor should be enough. Like I said, I don't even know how he overheard. But tell my doctors more than once. To make sure someone overhears. Those are my views. Check my online history for over 20 if you have any doubts.

I don't want to put myself in danger in any way. Quite the contrary, I expect them to go out of their way to protect me. With whatever is necessary. I'm an old, vulnerable man, weak from Cerebral Palsy. And they treat me this way. But I will at least expect them to protect me in every new situation, which I now plan on doing this in. This all started with my homosexuality. In 2004, or really before. And now I will always make that central too.