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Episode 123- Join host Troy Saunders as he chats the vocal powerhouse singer, writer and arranger Jacci McGhee!!Best known for her belted-out duet with Keith Sweat on the hit song of the 1980s, “Make It Last Forever,” Jacci has returned, from a self-admitted dark place, to her passion and gift of singing. Actually, Jacci began her reappearance on the music scene in 2015 with step-out vocals alongside Dominique, on DJ Jay Salter's international EDM hit, “Angel of Mine” (Soul Remix). Once the song took off on the streaming sites, momentum began to build.It continued to escalate with the booking of a modeling job through a chance encounter at a local New York coffee. “The owner of a gourmet popcorn line approached me and asked me if I would do a print ad for him in a food magazine,” she said. “It became my first modeling job.” Afterward, she was a bitten by the acting bug, co-starring in a short film on teen suicide with Marc John Jefferies, the actor best known for film and TV productions: “Power”; “Get Rich or Die Tryin'” and “Losing Isaiah,” to name a fewMcGhee's music career was spawned by her duet with Sweat on the R&B chart-topper “Make It Last Forever” and lead vocals on Salt-N-Pepa's hit “Expression.” Immediately afterward, she was signed to MCA, now Geffen Records, releasing a top 10 R&B single, “It Hurts Me.” With corporate shake-ups, she got lost in the fray. But bounced back as the successor to Sandra St. Victor, taking over as lead vocalist for urban alternative band The Family Stand, on their “Connected” album.Following the dissolution of the band, she steered her vocal talents to opportunities to sing jingles for ad campaigns while raising a family. Her reconnections with DJ Jay Salter resulted in the 2017 Christmas pop single, “Every Day Is A Holiday.”In 2017, the New York native used her vocal and comedic chops to host R&B Live showcases in Charlotte, N.C., and Philadelphia, and later worked alongside Talent The Comedian, in collaborative routines.However, the family took priority. Upon her return to New York, the mother of three took a hiatus from music to immediately step into the role of caregiver for her fourteen-year-old daughter, Madison, who was diagnosed with Juvenile Diabetes.A woman of great faith, Jacci said it was a spiritual experience that encouraged her to return to singing. “The Most High touched my spirit and told me to move forward and sing again,” she said. That decision resulted in a return collaboration with a friend and former producer, DECLARE. Together, they composed the new single “If This World Were Mine” with an accompanying video, directed by her son, Kamrin, a filmmaker and graduate of the arts from Fairleigh Dickinson University. Her daughter also makes a cameo.In 2022, Jacci released ‘Riches of the World' - a high-octane cautionary pop record with an equally electric music video - in addition to a Remix with legendary hip-hop artist Chubb Rock the following year.In the summer of 2023, the re-release of the expanded edition of Jacci McGhee's self-titled debut album (1992) hit all streaming platforms. Jacci's 2023 single ‘Time and Time' would also go on to chart highly on the UK Amazon charts. A year later, in the summer of 2024, Jacci debuted her latest single 'Slow Down,' produced by Father MC, with music composed by Rockwilder. Her latest single 'No More', produced by Producer Declare, is set to release November 8th. This single paves the way for her forthcoming EP Jacci's Closet, releasing January 2025“I've got butterflies in my stomach because it's all new to me. But it just feels like it's my time and I'm ready.”— Jacci McGheeListen and subscribe to the BAAS Entertainment Podcast on Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Pandora, Podchaser, Pocket Casts and TuneIn. “Hey, Alexa. Play the BAAS Entertainment Podcast.”
As awareness of this chronic condition grows, experts emphasize the importance of comprehensive strategies to empower families and improve health outcomes for young patients.The article is available for viewing in full at https://valleant.com/how-to-treat-juvenile-diabetes/ Valleant City: Austin Address: 11320 North FM 620 Website: https://valleant.com
Valleant's latest release offers essential insights into managing juvenile diabetes, providing valuable guidance for parents, caregivers, and healthcare professionals. It covers education, blood sugar monitoring, insulin therapy, healthy living, medical check-ups, psychosocial support, and emergency readiness. Access the complete article at https://valleant.com/2023/12/14/how-to-treat-juvenile-diabetes/. Valleant City: Austin Address: 11320 North FM 620 Website: https://valleant.com
Valleant aims to help manage juvenile diabetes and prevent complications. It covers essential aspects such as Proper medical care and support from healthcare professionals, which are crucial for sustaining overall health and well-being. Valleant City: Austin Address: 11320 North FM 620 Website: https://valleant.com
Had the pleasure of speaking with pro wrestling announcer, host, and podcast host Rick Del Santo this week! On episode 60, we discussed becoming a fan, getting into the broadcasting business, making the transition to becoming a pro wrestling announcer, holding a fundraiser for Juvenile Diabetes, and more!You can find more about Santo's podcast PWZ here:https://www.facebook.com/pwzpodcasthttps://www.instagram.com/pwzonwon/Are you a pro wrestler and have done community service and/or charity work? E-mail the podcast at wrestlingwithheart@yahoo.com and tell us if you would be interested in being interviewed.Follow us on:Facebook: Wrestling with Heart with Stanley KarrX: @wwhwskInstagram: @wrestlingwithheartThreads: @wrestlingwithheartHear Wrestling with Heart on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...Hear Wrestling with Heart on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/46cviL5...Hear Wrestling with Heart on iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-wr...Hear Wrestling with Heart on Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/search/Wr...Donate to my Patreon and subscribe to my content here: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=84502525Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched!Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show
Are inflatable Christmas decorations taking over? Pepper & Dylan do the math of how much that costs. Dylan loves talking about saving energy. Sue's husband broke both his ankles while setting up the Christmas lights. Home for the Holidays: Emily and Melissa. Dylan's 3 Things. Pepper finally gets to advertise his upcoming comedy show for Juvenile Diabetes. If you would like to attend, purchase tickets here: https://funnyfundraising.ca/event/rob-pepper-cures-diabetes/
At 17, she was diagnosed with Juvenile Diabetes and could no longer enjoy those milk shakes and cakes and burgers all of us share with our teenage friends. Not one to let her diagnosis get her down, Tracy Herbert began her lifelong study of health. Today, she is a leading authority on health and wellness, a diabetes advocate, transformational health and longevity coach, professional speaker, bestselling author, podcast host and sought-after guest on TV shows. If you are ready to get control of your health, your diet and live longer, listen in!Check out Tracy's website here: tracyherbert.comThank you for listening. Please check out @lateboomers on Instagram and our website lateboomers.biz. If you enjoyed this podcast and would like to watch it or listen to more of our episodes, you will find Late Boomers on your favorite podcast platform and on our new YouTube Late Boomers Podcast Channel. We hope we have inspired you and we look forward to your becoming a member of our Late Boomers family of subscribers.
It's Take Over Tuesday where you the listener run the podcast.And this week's episode is featuring Joe KlusnickJoe is back for his THIRD visit with DJ and he comes prepared! Joe and DJ go deep into the weeds of Home Theater and talk about everything from ‘the absence of sound' to ‘diminishing returns'.Plus Joe has this months charity and tells us about his personal experience with Juvenile Diabetes and the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. He even offers to MATCH whatever Bright Side Home Theater donates at the end of the month! So lets step up and empty Joe's wallet! So much Fun!If you don't believe it…Push Play and Hear for yourself!Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation:JDRF - Diabetes - Type 1 Diabetes Research, Advocacy, and Support To Donate Directly:Make a Donation - JDRFFollow & Say Hi to the Guys on TwitterDJ -
It's Take Over Tuesday where you the listener run the podcast.And this week's episode is featuring Joe KlusnickJoe is back for his THIRD visit with DJ and he comes prepared! Joe and DJ go deep into the weeds of Home Theater and talk about everything from ‘the absence of sound' to ‘diminishing returns'.Plus Joe has this months charity and tells us about his personal experience with Juvenile Diabetes and the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. He even offers to MATCH whatever Bright Side Home Theater donates at the end of the month! So lets step up and empty Joe's wallet! So much Fun!If you don't believe it…Push Play and Hear for yourself!Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation:JDRF - Diabetes - Type 1 Diabetes Research, Advocacy, and Support To Donate Directly:Make a Donation - JDRFFollow & Say Hi to the Guys on TwitterDJ -
You won't want to miss this one! Most of us have more than one kid and typically those kids are not also living with type 1 diabetes. Although, special shout out to those parents juggling multiple kids with type 1 diabetes!! You are my heroes! Today, Joanne Robb (psychotherapist and T1D coach) and I discuss how to manage diabetes well for our T1D while also pouring into our other children that aren't living with type 1 diabetes. Be sure to check out the links below to find Joanne on the web and sign up for her courses specially designed to help and encourage parents and caregivers of type 1 diabetics. Plus, take a listen to the other 4 episodes Joanne recorded with me! They are all about how to manage the mental and emotional burden that can come alongside a type 1 diagnosis. Enjoy! OTHER LINKS AND RESOURCESJoanne's Website: https://www.diabetessweettalk.com/ Episode #88: Working through Anxiety Episode #89: ValidationEpisode #90: All the Feelings and Emotions that come Along with a Type 1 DiagnosisEpisode #91: Relationships and the Stressors that come with a Type 1 DiagnosisSupport the showFollow the show on Instagram @sugarmamaspodcastCome join the Facebook Group!Visit the Sugar Mama's Podcast WebsiteDonate to the show through Buy Me a Coffee!
In episode #94, Aren Dodge returns to help guide us through a myriad of topics. We discuss normal growth in our children, forbidden foods and snacks, sneaking foods, and red flags when it comes to feeding. Aren is the owner and founder of Dodge Diabetes, she's a registered dietician, a diabetes educator, and she has been living with type 1 diabetes for nearly 30 years. As a diabetes educator, Aren has advanced training from the Ellyn Satter Intitute and the Ellyn Satter method of division of responsibility which you'll learn more about in today's episode. As a diabetes educator, Aren is trained on all of the FDA approved pump systems that are on the market today! Feel like you might need Aren's help? Good news! She's available! Be sure to check out the links below so you can find Aren on the web and on social media. Enjoy the show!Aren's Website: Dodge DiabetesAren on Instagram, @dodge_diabetesAren's awesome Facebook Group: Dodge Diabetes CommunityLearn more about the Ellyn Satter Institute and the Division of ResponsibilityEpisode #92 with Aren: Raising a Healthy and Competent EaterEpisode #93 with Aren: Helping and Encouraging our Healthy EatersSupport the showFollow the show on Instagram @sugarmamaspodcastCome join the Facebook Group!Visit the Sugar Mama's Podcast WebsiteDonate to the show through Buy Me a Coffee!
On today's episode we got the pleasure of speaking with Ashlei whose son, Colton was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes when he was 11. Colton is 17 now. Something special that they do is go get donuts every year on his diaversary (diagnosis day).We loved recording with Ashlei! She is the definition of a momma bear who is here to protect her children at all costs. She tells us about Colton and his diagnosis and she also shares about his alert dog, Runner. Ashlei shares some very interesting stories about Runner and how amazing he is at alerting Colton. These alert dogs are astounding, and I love listening to their stories. Colton was Talki Foundation's person of the year in 2021. This episode will conclude our recordings with the Talki Foundation. We have loved spotlighting them through November since November is Diabetes Awareness month. A big thank you to the Talki Foundation for sharing their stories with the world through our platform. We hope you guys take the time to listen and learn. These are incredible stories of amazing people who don't let a diagnosis stop them from living. Thank you for listening. Make sure to like and subscribe to our podcast. Thank you for sharing with your family and friends. We love you guys!!!
Revisiting the story of Maria Kellner, a person diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes which she refers to as The Invisible Disease. First diagnosed as a toddler, Maria now she shares with us her world of insulin injections, blood sugar checks, and the rollercoaster ride of what happens if she makes the wrong medical decision.To help fight Type 1 Diabetes, please consider making a donation to JDRF by visiting: http://www.jdrf.org/onewalkFor more information about Diabetes, please visit: http://www.northshore.org/diabetesProduced by Jon Hillenbrand and Carolyn Starks.Edited by Jon Hillenbrand.0:00 INTRO0:28 SHOW START 2:16 WELCOME 3:34 T1D DESCRIPTION 4:21 INTRO OF MARIA KELLNER 4:35 Tell me how you were diagnosed. 6:49 How did your parents explain diabetes to you? 9:20 Is it hard to deal with while growing up? 11:04 MUSIC BREAK 1 11:10 Relentless Descisions 13:49 The Risk of Wrong Blood Sugar 17:31 The Consequences of Decisions 19:26 Embarassment 19:58 MUSIC BREAK 2 20:37 How long have you had it? 21:21 Injections 22:16 Frustrations 22:53 Self Esteem 25:18 Day to Day - Be Flexible 26:30 5 Years to a Cure 27:22 Donate to JDRF.org/onewalk 28:07 Goodbye
Dominique is Talki Foundation's person of the year, and we got the privilege to record with her and to share her story with all of you. Dominique tells her story about getting diagnosed with type 1 diabetes in 2016 due to a DKA (diabetic ketoacidosis) episode. Dominique didn't let that slow her down for too long. She quickly figured out how to live with this diagnosis, and how to care for herself correctly so she could continue doing the things that she loves. Dominique is a soccer player, coach, and also plays football for the WNFC Atlanta Phoenix. Sports has been a huge part of her life. It is inspiring to listen to her talk about continuing to do what she loves and not letting her diagnosis keep her down. Dominique also tells us about her alert dog Bowie and how he had been so accurate at alerting her when her levels are off. We loved recording this episode with Dominique. She is an inspiration and an amazing woman. I'll end this with a quote from her mother.
Charlie - Founder of Talki Foundation, comes on the podcast to raise awareness for Diabetes. Charlie is one of the most passionate people I have met. He found his calling in life and strives to share his knowledge with others. He teaches us about diabetic alert dogs and how smart and consistent they are for the diabetic community. www.talkifoundation.org will be live worldwide by December 1st, 2022. Make sure to support this foundation and check out their website! November is Diabetes Awareness month and we are grateful that we get to do our part in raising awareness. Our next two episodes are about other diabetics also, and they are amazing stories that are uplifting and inspiring. Make sure to check those out as well when they are live. Thanks for being here. Make sure to save and subscribe to our podcast. It helps us to reach more people! Also we would love it if you shared your favorite episode on social media. That helps too! XOXO Whit + Kels
Ken Robinson explores juvenile diabetes, in which little or no insulin is produced by the pancreas. Globally, about 80,000 children are diagnosed each year. Also a look at the importance of Earth Day, and the dangers of teen summer driving. More at http://krobcollection.com
Today's episode is all about Afrezza, the inhaled insulin! My Guest today is Ginger Vieira. Ginger is the Senior Content Manager at Beyond Type 1 and Beyond Type 2 and has been living with T1D since she was in middle school. She is a WEALTH of diabetes knowledge. Be sure to check below for links to all her diabetes resources including all of the books she has written! At the moment, Afrezza is only FDA approved for people who are 18 years and older BUT, AS WE SPEAK, there is a clinical research trial being done to see if it is safe and effective in the pediatric population. After listening to this episode you are going to want them to hurry and and get that study DONE so our kids will have access to this amazing drug. I will put a link below to the trial as well. Enjoy! HELP SUPPORT THE SHOWFollow the show on Instagram @sugarmamaspodcastCome join the Facebook Group!Visit the Sugar Mama's Podcast WebsiteWrite a Review and help other type 1 families find the show!Donate to the show through Buy Me a Coffee!**Buy me a Coffee is a no strings attached way to support the show! Every donation given, whether it is a one time gift or a monthly membership, goes to making this podcast come to life each and every week. It helps fund things like the physical and virtual equipment needed to produce a podcast such as a website (I use Podpage), a recording platform (I use Squadcast), a podcast hosting platform (I use Buzzsprout) and editing software ( I use Descript). I truly appreciate support from listeners like you so, from the very bottom of my insulin cartridge, thank you!OTHER INFO MENTIONED IN THE SHOWGinger on Instagram Find all of Ginger's books and resources HEREThe Pediatric Afrezza Clinical Research TrialSupport the show
Who's ready to think like a pancreas?! This is the ninth episode in our 10 week, Think Like a Pancreas Book Club Series and today I am covering chapter NINE called, Taming the Highs and Lows. My guest for this one is a spicy and strong T1D mama named Samantha who has also been living with type 1 diabetes for many years. This chapter gives some great tips for avoiding those scary lows and those pesky after meals spikes. Take a listen and, as always, let me know what you think!Listen, if you have type 1 diabetes or your kid has type 1 diabetes or someone you love has diabetes or perhaps you have type 2 diabetes and are taking insulin, I can confidently say you need to own a copy of this book and actually read it. I call it my diabetes bible and refer back to it often! It will teach you how to manage your insulin better and empower you to make all those hundreds of daily diabetes decisions faster and with more confidence. I sure do hope you will follow along with us. See links below to get your copy from Amazon or get your signed copy from the author, Gary Scheiner, on his company's website, integrateddiabetes.com. Enjoy!BUY THE BOOKThink Like a Pancreas on AmazonGet a Signed Copy from the Integrated Diabetes Services WebsiteHELP SUPPORT THE SHOWFollow the show on Instagram @sugarmamaspodcastCome join the Facebook Group!Visit the Sugar Mama's Podcast WebsiteWrite a Review and help other type 1 families find the show!Donate to the show through Buy Me a Coffee!**Buy me a Coffee is a no strings attached way to support the show! Every donation given, whether it is a one time gift or a monthly membership, goes to making this podcast come to life each and every week. It helps fund things like the physical and virtual equipment needed to produce a podcast such as a website (I use Podpage), a recording platform (I use Squadcast), a podcast hosting platform (I use Buzzsprout) and editing software ( I use Descript). I truly appreciate support from listeners like you so, from the very bottom of my insulin cartridge, thank you!OTHER INFO MENTIONED IN THE SHOWEpisode on alcohol and Type 1 Diabetes!https://www.sugarmamaspodcast.com/60-teen-series-part-8-drinking-and-diabetes-with-rachel-halverson-rn-cdces/Episode on reading the Dexcom dots and not the arrows! https://www.sugarmamaspodcast.com/50-dexcom-101-and-how-to-read-the-dots-not-the-arrows/Episode about the Medtronic InPenHealthy Lifestyle Solutions with Maya AcostaAre you ready to upgrade your health to a new level and do so by learning from experts...Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the show
Who's ready to think like a pancreas?! This is the eight episode in our 10 week, Think Like a Pancreas Book Club Series and today I am covering chapter EIGHT called, Meeting the Challenges of Daily Living. My guest for this one is a sweet and strong T1D mama named Valerie. This chapter is probably my favorite because it covers all those factors that affect blood sugars that they DON'T tell you about at diagnosis. Take a listen and, as always, let me know what you think!Listen, if you have type 1 diabetes or your kid has type 1 diabetes or someone you love has diabetes or perhaps you have type 2 diabetes and are taking insulin, I can confidently say you need to own a copy of this book and actually read it. I call it my diabetes bible and refer back to it often! It will teach you how to manage your insulin better and empower you to make all those hundreds of daily diabetes decisions faster and with more confidence. I sure do hope you will follow along with us. See links below to get your copy from Amazon or get your signed copy from the author, Gary Scheiner, on his company's website, integrateddiabetes.com. Enjoy!BUY THE BOOKThink Like a Pancreas on AmazonGet a Signed Copy from the Integrated Diabetes Services WebsiteHELP SUPPORT THE SHOWFollow the show on Instagram @sugarmamaspodcastCome join the Facebook Group!Visit the Sugar Mama's Podcast WebsiteWrite a Review and help other type 1 families find the show!Donate to the show through Buy Me a Coffee!**Buy me a Coffee is a no strings attached way to support the show! Every donation given, whether it is a one time gift or a monthly membership, goes to making this podcast come to life each and every week. It helps fund things like the physical and virtual equipment needed to produce a podcast such as a website (I use Podpage), a recording platform (I use Squadcast), a podcast hosting platform (I use Buzzsprout) and editing software ( I use Descript). I truly appreciate support from listeners like you so, from the very bottom of my insulin cartridge, thank you!OTHER INFO MENTIONED IN THE SHOWEpisode on alcohol and Type 1 Diabetes!https://www.sugarmamaspodcast.com/60-teen-series-part-8-drinking-and-diabetes-with-rachel-halverson-rn-cdces/Episode on Insulin Needs in Teens (the menstrual cycle): https://www.sugarmamaspodcast.com/54-teen-series-part-2-insulin-needs-in-teens-with-rachel-halverson-cdces/Healthy Lifestyle Solutions with Maya AcostaAre you ready to upgrade your health to a new level and do so by learning from experts...Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the show
Who's ready to think like a pancreas?! This is the seventh episode in our 10 week, Think Like a Pancreas Book Club Series and today I am covering chapter SEVEN called, The Art and Science of Bolus Calculations. My guest for this one is... me, myself, and I! This chapter is fabulous at going over the 5 major things you need to consider when bolusing for meals and snacks. Take a listen and, as always, let me know what you think! Listen, if you have type 1 diabetes or your kid has type 1 diabetes or someone you love has diabetes or perhaps you have type 2 diabetes and are taking insulin, I can confidently say you need to own a copy of this book and actually read it. I call it my diabetes bible and refer back to it often! It will teach you how to manage your insulin better and empower you to make all those hundreds of daily diabetes decisions faster and with more confidence. I sure do hope you will follow along with us. See links below to get your copy from Amazon or get your signed copy from the author, Gary Scheiner, on his company's website, integrateddiabetes.com. Enjoy!BUY THE BOOKThink Like a Pancreas on AmazonGet a Signed Copy from the Integrated Diabetes Services WebsiteHELP SUPPORT THE SHOWFollow the show on Instagram @sugarmamaspodcastCome join the Facebook Group!Visit the Sugar Mama's Podcast WebsiteWrite a Review and help other type 1 families find the show!Donate to the show through Buy Me a Coffee!**Buy me a Coffee is a no strings attached way to support the show! Every donation given, whether it is a one time gift or a monthly membership, goes to making this podcast come to life each and every week. It helps fund things like the physical and virtual equipment needed to produce a podcast such as a website (I use Podpage), a recording platform (I use Squadcast), a podcast hosting platform (I use Buzzsprout) and editing software ( I use Descript). I truly appreciate support from listeners like you so, from the very bottom of my insulin cartridge, thank you!OTHER INFO MENTIONED IN THE SHOWEpisode on reading the Dexcom Dots and not the arrows! https://www.sugarmamaspodcast.com/50-dexcom-101-and-how-to-read-the-dots-not-the-arrows/Episode on the GI index: https://www.sugarmamaspodcast.com/36-the-glycemic-index-with-andi-balog/Support the show
Who's ready to think like a pancreas?! This is the sixth episode in our 10 week, Think Like a Pancreas Book Club Series and today I am covering chapter SIX called, Basal Insulin dosing. My guest for this one is my good friend and T1D mama, Shannan. This chapter gives great, step by step instructions on how to do basal testing whether you are on MDI or an insulin pump. Getting those basal settings correct is so very important and definitely the first step you should nail down when building a solid foundation for better, more stable diabetes management.Listen, if you have type 1 diabetes or your kid has type 1 diabetes or someone you love has diabetes or perhaps you have type 2 diabetes and are taking insulin, I can confidently say you need to own a copy of this book and actually read it. I call it my diabetes bible and refer back to it often! It will teach you how to manage your insulin better and empower you to make all those hundreds of daily diabetes decisions faster and with more confidence. I sure do hope you will follow along with us. See links below to get your copy from Amazon or get your signed copy from the author, Gary Scheiner, on his company's website, integrateddiabetes.com. Enjoy!BUY THE BOOKThink Like a Pancreas on AmazonGet a Signed Copy from the Integrated Diabetes Services WebsiteHELP SUPPORT THE SHOWFollow the show on Instagram @sugarmamaspodcastCome join the Facebook Group!Visit the Sugar Mama's Podcast WebsiteWrite a Review and help other type 1 families find the show!Donate to the show through Buy Me a Coffee!**Buy me a Coffee is a no strings attached way to support the show! Every donation given, whether it is a one time gift or a monthly membership, goes to making this podcast come to life each and every week. It helps fund things like the physical and virtual equipment needed to produce a podcast such as a website (I use Podpage), a recording platform (I use Squadcast), a podcast hosting platform (I use Buzzsprout) and editing software ( I use Descript). I truly appreciate support from listeners like you so, from the very bottom of my insulin cartridge, thank you!OTHER INFO MENTIONED IN THE SHOWShannan's other Episode: https://www.sugarmamaspodcast.com/68-when-your-kid-is-in-a-huge-clinical-research-trail-for-teplizumab-an-interview-with-my-buddy-shannan/Episode on Alcohol and T1D: https://www.sugarmamaspodcast.com/60-teen-series-part-8-drinking-and-diabetes-with-rachel-halverson-rn-cdces/Support the show
What do you do when your kid is diagnosed? Jay Rush's 5-year-old son was diagnosed at the end of January 2022, so he's in the thick of learning the ins and outs of T1D. Jay has a great perspective on T1D and what it means for his son's future. Parents of newly diagnosed kiddos, listen in for Jay's wisdom on this! Read the show notes and find all the links discussed in the episodeFollow us on Instagram: @thisistype1podFollow us on TikTok: @thisistype1Follow Colleen on Instagram: @inspiredforwardFollow Jessie on Instagram: @jj_crystalkatGo straight to our podcast page to find all the episode show notes & relevant T1D links and resourcesWant to learn more about Type 1 Confidence, the coaching program designed for you to take back control of your life from type 1 diabetes? Watch the free video here.Support the show
Who's ready to think like a pancreas?! This is the fifth episode in our 10 week, Think Like a Pancreas Book Club Series and today I am covering chapter FIVE called, The Basal/Bolus Approach. My guest for this one is another amazing T1D mom, Heather. This chapter gives a great overview of the different insulin programs to choose from as well as a great pro and con list to being on an insulin pump. Listen, if you have type 1 diabetes or your kid has type 1 diabetes or someone you love has diabetes or perhaps you have type 2 diabetes and are taking insulin, I can confidently say you need to own a copy of this book and actually read it. I call it my diabetes bible and refer back to it often! It will teach you how to manage your insulin better and empower you to make all those hundreds of daily diabetes decisions faster and with more confidence. I sure do hope you will follow along with us. See links below to get your copy from Amazon or get your signed copy from the author, Gary Scheiner, on his company's website, integrateddiabetes.com. Enjoy!BUY THE BOOKThink Like a Pancreas on AmazonGet a Signed Copy from the Integrated Diabetes Services WebsiteSPONSORSA HUGE thank you to the show's sponsor, Sugar Medical!**Save 10% off your Sugar Medical order using code SUGARMAMA** Code cannot be combined with other offers or automatic discounts. Gift cards and PodPals Adhesives are not included in this discount offer code. This offer code can be used more than once.HELP SUPPORT THE SHOWFollow the show on Instagram @sugarmamaspodcastCome join the Facebook Group!Visit the Sugar Mama's Podcast WebsiteWrite a Review and help other type 1 families find the show!Donate to the show through Buy Me a Coffee!**Buy me a Coffee is a no strings attached way to support the show! Every donation given, whether it is a one time gift or a monthly membership, goes to making this podcast come to life each and every week. It helps fund things like the physical and virtual equipment needed to produce a podcast such as a website (I use Podpage), a recording platform (I use Squadcast), a podcast hosting platform (I use Buzzsprout) and editing software ( I use Descript). I truly appreciate support from listeners like you so, from the very bottom of my insulin cartridge, thank you!OTHER INFO MENTIONED IN THE SHOWEpisode #47 Type 1 Diabetes the Musical Loop Docs (more info on DIY Loop and how to build it)Looped Facebook GroupLoop and Learn Facebook GroupSupport the show
Who's ready to think like a pancreas?! This is the fourth episode in our 10 week, Think Like a Pancreas Book Club Series and today I am covering chapter FOUR called, The Three Keys to Better Control. My guest for this one is another amazing T1D mom, Suzanne. Listen, if you have type 1 diabetes or your kid has type 1 diabetes or someone you love has diabetes or perhaps you have type 2 diabetes and are taking insulin, I can confidently say you need to own a copy of this book and actually read it. I call it my diabetes bible and refer back to it often! It will teach you how to manage your insulin better and empower you to make all those hundreds of daily diabetes decisions faster and with more confidence. I sure do hope you will follow along with us. See links below to get your copy from Amazon or get your signed copy from the author, Gary Scheiner, on his company's website, integrateddiabetes.com. Enjoy!BUY THE BOOKThink Like a Pancreas on AmazonGet a Signed Copy from the Integrated Diabetes Services WebsiteSPONSORSA HUGE thank you to the show's sponsor, Sugar Medical!**Save 10% off your Sugar Medical order using code SUGARMAMA** Code cannot be combined with other offers or automatic discounts. Gift cards and PodPals Adhesives are not included in this discount offer code. This offer code can be used more than once.HELP SUPPORT THE SHOWFollow the show on Instagram @sugarmamaspodcastCome join the Facebook Group!Visit the Sugar Mama's Podcast WebsiteWrite a Review and help other type 1 families find the show!Donate to the show through Buy Me a Coffee!**Buy me a Coffee is a no strings attached way to support the show! Every donation given, whether it is a one time gift or a monthly membership, goes to making this podcast come to life each and every week. It helps fund things like the physical and virtual equipment needed to produce a podcast such as a website (I use Podpage), a recording platform (I use Squadcast), a podcast hosting platform (I use Buzzsprout) and editing software ( I use Descript). I truly appreciate support from listeners like you so, from the very bottom of my insulin cartridge, thank you!OTHER INFO MENTIONED IN THE SHOWEpisode #18: Identifying Trends in Your CGM Data and Blood Glucose Values with Ariel WarrenEpisode #29: Newly Diagnosed Series, Carb Counting with Rachel HalversonLearn More about Carb Factors HERESupport the show
Who's ready to think like a pancreas?! This is the third episode in our 10 week, Think Like a Pancreas Book Club Series and today I am covering chapter THREE called, Beyond the Basics. This chapter covers the different types of diabetes and gives a great overview of the 5 MAJOR factors that affect blood sugar. My guest for this one is another amazing T1D mom, Miranda (@earlyinterventionmama).Listen, if you have type 1 diabetes or your kid has type 1 diabetes or someone you love has diabetes or perhaps you have type 2 diabetes and are taking insulin, I can confidently say you need to own a copy of this book and actually read it. I call it my diabetes bible and refer back to it often! It will teach you how to manage your insulin better and empower you to make all those hundreds of daily diabetes decisions faster and with more confidence. I sure do hope you will follow along with us. See links below to get your copy from Amazon or get your signed copy from the author, Gary Scheiner, on his company's website, integrateddiabetes.com. Enjoy!BUY THE BOOKThink Like a Pancreas on AmazonGet a Signed Copy from the Integrated Diabetes Services WebsiteSPONSORSA HUGE thank you to the show's sponsor, Sugar Medical!**Save 10% off your Sugar Medical order using code SUGARMAMA** Code cannot be combined with other offers or automatic discounts. Gift cards and PodPals Adhesives are not included in this discount offer code. This offer code can be used more than once.HELP SUPPORT THE SHOWFollow the show on Instagram @sugarmamaspodcastCome join the Facebook Group!Visit the Sugar Mama's Podcast WebsiteWrite a Review and help other type 1 families find the show!Donate to the show through Buy Me a Coffee!**Buy me a Coffee is a no strings attached way to support the show! Every donation given, whether it is a one time gift or a monthly membership, goes to making this podcast come to life each and every week. It helps fund things like the physical and virtual equipment needed to produce a podcast such as a website (I use Podpage), a recording platform (I use Squadcast), a podcast hosting platform (I use Buzzsprout) and editing software ( I use Descript). I truly appreciate support from listeners like you so, from the very bottom of my insulin cartridge, thank you!PRODUCTS AND OTHER INFO MENTIONED IN THE SHOWFollow Miranda on Instagram @earlyinterventionmamaEpisode 70 of the Podcast, Metformin use in Kids with Type 1 DiabetesMake insulin injections hurt less with these products:Tickle FlexSupport the show
Who's ready to think like a pancreas?! This is the second episode in our 10 week, Think Like a Pancreas Book Club Series and today I am covering chapter TWO called, Glucose Control, Y'all... What is it Good For? My guest for this one is Noelle, a T1D super mama who has two very young children living with type 1 diabetes. Noelle and I discuss all the short term and long term benefits of managing your diabetes well and why all of this hard work is so worth the effort. Listen, if you have type 1 diabetes or your kid has type 1 diabetes or someone you love has diabetes or perhaps you have type 2 diabetes and are taking insulin, I can confidently say you need to own a copy of this book and actually read it. I call it my diabetes bible and refer back to it often! It will teach you how to manage your insulin better and empower you to make all those hundreds of daily diabetes decisions faster and with more confidence. I sure do hope you will follow along with us. See links below to get your copy from Amazon or get your signed copy from integrateddiabetes.com. Enjoy!BUY THE BOOKThink Like a Pancreas on AmazonGet a Signed Copy from the Integrated Diabetes Services WebsiteSPONSORSA HUGE thank you to the show's sponsor, Sugar Medical!**Save 10% off your Sugar Medical order using code SUGARMAMA** Code cannot be combined with other offers or automatic discounts. Gift cards and PodPals Adhesives are not included in this discount offer code. This offer code can be used more than once.HELP SUPPORT THE SHOWFollow the show on Instagram @sugarmamaspodcastCome join the Facebook Group!Visit the Sugar Mama's Podcast WebsiteWrite a Review and help other type 1 families find the show!Donate to the show through Buy Me a Coffee!**Buy me a Coffee is a no strings attached way to support the show! Every donation given, whether it is a one time gift or a monthly membership, goes to making this podcast come to life each and every week. It helps fund things like the physical and virtual equipment needed to produce a podcast such as a website (I use Podpage), a recording platform (I use Squadcast), a podcast hosting platform (I use Buzzsprout) and editing software ( I use Descript). I truly appreciate support from listeners like you so, from the very bottom of my insulin cartridge, thank you!Support the show
Who's ready to think like a pancreas?! This is the first episode in our 10 week, Think Like a Pancreas Book Club Series and today I am covering chapter ONE called, Time for a Little Transparency! My guest for this one is the myth, the legend, author of the book himself, Mr. Gary Scheiner! Listen, if you have type 1 diabetes or your kid has type 1 diabetes or someone you love has diabetes or perhaps you have type 2 diabetes and are taking insulin, I can confidently say you need to own a copy of this book and actually read it. I call it my diabetes bible and refer back to it often! It will teach you how to manage your insulin better and empower you to make all those hundreds of daily diabetes decisions faster and with more confidence. I sure do hope you will follow along with us. See links below to get your copy from Amazon or get your signed copy from integrateddiabetes.com. Enjoy! BUY THE BOOKThink Like a Pancreas on AmazonGet a Signed Copy from the Integrated Diabetes Services Website SPONSORSA HUGE thank you to the show's sponsor, Sugar Medical!**Save 10% off your Sugar Medical order using code SUGARMAMA** Code cannot be combined with other offers or automatic discounts. Gift cards and PodPals Adhesives are not included in this discount offer code. This offer code can be used more than once.HELP SUPPORT THE SHOWFollow the show on Instagram @sugarmamaspodcastCome join the Facebook Group!Visit the Sugar Mama's Podcast WebsiteWrite a Review and help other type 1 families find the show! Donate to the show through Buy Me a Coffee!**Buy me a Coffee is a no strings attached way to support the show! Every donation given, whether it is a one time gift or a monthly membership, goes to making this podcast come to life each and every week. It helps fund things like the physical and virtual equipment needed to produce a podcast such as a website (I use Podpage), a recording platform (I use Squadcast), a podcast hosting platform (I use Buzzsprout) and editing software ( I use Descript). I truly appreciate support from listeners like you so, from the very bottom of my insulin cartridge, thank you!Support the show
This week, our host Amari Robinson tells all about Surgeon General, Dr. Joycelyn Elders. REFERENCES: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joycelyn_Elders https://www.britannica.com/biography/Joycelyn-Elders https://www.blackpast.org/african-american-history/elders-joycelyn-minnie-1933-2/ https://www.inspiringquotes.us/quotes/g6RC_19mB8Lhp https://cfmedicine.nlm.nih.gov/physicians/biography_98.html
Did you know… There are different kinds of stress you might not even be aware of? Stress causes inflammation in the body? That brain fog is one of the biggest signs of hidden inflammation? That brain fog is a harbinger of deeper, darker conditions like autoimmune disease? Our guest this week, Elizabeth Yarnell ND, is a world-class expert that I've had the pleasure of sharing the stage with for the Brain Reboot Summit series. She was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis over 20 years ago, so she has been busy studying how to manage autoimmune disease naturally as a traditional naturopath and certified LEAP therapist. In today's episode, Elizabeth and I discussed the different kinds of stress, inflammation, and what is normal – and not normal – in our body. This conversation will help you awaken awareness of what's happening in your body so that you can SHIFT into Success Mode in your health and energy too. Topics Discussed: What is brain fog? What is inflammation? Other hidden signs of inflammation like: Migraines Sinusitis Allergies Asthma High blood pressure Inflammatory Bowel Syndrome (IBS) Chronic fatigue syndrome Pain Fibromyalgia Weight gain Bloating, constipation, diarrhea, or gas Autoimmune conditions like thyroid (Hashimoto's or Grave's), Multiple Sclerosis, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Juvenile Diabetes, Lupus How stress causes inflammation, which then leads to more stress, and so on into a nasty cycle of worsening symptoms Why traditional treatments for inflammation backfire Different kinds of stress How to read ingredient lists so that you can determine if there inflammation-causing ingredients Who is Elizabeth Yarnell? Elizabeth is a TEDx speaker and award-winning author whose cookbook has sold more than 60,000 copies. She's a patented inventor, and has been featured on CBS, NBC, ABC MPVs as well as Good Housekeeping, Health, Martha Stewart, Living Radio, and many other outlets. Connect with Elizabeth Yarnell: Glorious One-Pot Meals Website: https://elizabethyarnell.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GloriousOnePotMeals/ -- SUBSCRIBE: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/self-heal-with-dr-irene/id1561226627 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1pxldTJY5MZmneyz8IpSvm Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFTN-EU3umbz_0d0GFwk_Bw Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/show/selfheal-with-dr-irene TuneIn:https://tunein.com/podcasts/Health--Wellness-Podcasts/Self-Heal-(with-Dr-Irene)-p1421793/ Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cDovL3NlbGZoZWFsaW5nLm1pbmRzaGFyZWNvbGxhYm9yYXRpdmUubGlic3lucHJvLmNvbS9yc3M Deezer: https://www.deezer.com/show/2461592 Connect with us! Website: https://drirenecop.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drirenecop/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/drirene.health180/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr.irenec/?hl=en Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFTN-EU3umbz_0d0GFwk_Bw
Nancy Gaudet is a strong, fiercely independent woman who cares deeply and loves unconditionally. Her story involves doing a bike ride for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation to raise funds for children with Type One diabetes, as her son had been diagnosed with it at age nine. It was her fourth ride and she was 58 years old. She completed the 100 miles and two hours later had a massive seizure, landing her in the ICU unit at a hospital in Florida. She spent five days there close to kidney failure and was read her last rites. Fortunately, she has no permanent damage, went through months of rehab, and changed her life. Nancy manages 12,000 apartments and supervises 400 staff for a family-owned real estate company in Boston. Her greatest joy is her 22-year-old son. She also is an advocate and fundraiser. She started and has been running for ten years a monthly support group for other moms, whose children also have juvenile diabetes, helping more than 200 mothers with that effort. Nancy met her soulmate during the pandemic, while working on another fundraiser. She and her partner were both working on a fundraising project for dear friends. A friendship formed, and a goal of raising a substantial amount of money to help mutual friends was achieved. According to Nancy, that first kiss, after months of talking on the phone for hundreds of hours, was just like living in a Hallmark movie. There was that one singular, slow motion moment when time stood still and two very bruised and battered hearts let the tiny droplets of love seep in slowly. She believes that there are no coincidences; there are only “God instances.” To learn more about Nancy's support group for women whose children have juvenile diabetes, email her at NancyGaudet60@gmail.com. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/maria-leonard-olsen/support
The holidays are literally right around the corner! This episode highlights some good gift and stocking stuffer ideas for you child living with type 1 diabetes. I certainly don't advocate getting them ONLY gifts surrounding type 1. Heavens no! They get enough of that in their every day life. But maybe pick one or two to breath a little life into their type 1 diabetes management. These are just a few ideas to make life with T1D prettier, more awesome, more manageable and possibly a little easier. Don't celebrate the holidays? No worries! These gifts can be given all year round for birthdays, diaversaries or "just because you're an awesome warrior" presents. Enjoy! I am working on getting a blog post up with links to all these goodies!BLOG POST WITH LINKS TO ALL THE THINGS https://www.sugarmamaspodcast.com/blog/christmas-ideas-for-your-child-with-type-1-diabetes/Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sugarmama)
Gregg Ostro is founder and CEO of internationally recognized GO Media Cos., LLC and co-founder of Integrity Summit, America's #1 integrity empowerment event. Gregg is a patriotic, proud US Army Vietnam Veteran and founder of Phoenix-based non-profit Veterans Medical Leadership Council (VMLC). Gregg is a strong force to inspire more people to be Integrity Tigers: walk the talk of integrity, even when others do not! Gregg's strategic guidance to CEO's, delivering new, bright and standard- setting strategic communications, marketing, international news distribution, events, workforce cultures and team cultivation platforms to top tier clients such as PepsiCo, 16-Grammys Winner David Foster, Latino social services giant Chicanos Por La Causa, Banner Health, 4 x Time Olympic Basketball Gold Jerry Colangelo, NBA, Fiesta Bowl, Jennifer Lopez, Super Bowl, Steve Martin, Celebrity Fight Night and many more. His commitment to clients: We Communicate. You Profit! Community enrichment is a hallmark of and most-valued pinnacle of Gregg's success story. He is the visionary and co-founder of Integrity Summit. His charity boards service, strategies, productions, direct fundraising have helped life-lifting non-profits raise $300 million dollars. Parkinson's, Boys and Girls Clubs, Veterans, St. Vincent De Paul, Jewish Community Center, Cancer, Juvenile Diabetes and more. Gregg's awards and recognitions include: • Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce Winner Small Businessperson of the Year Award • Anti-Defamation League Community Leader of the Year Award • Maricopa Community Colleges Foundation Board Fundraising Awards • Boy and Girls Clubs Board Achievement Award • Fellow, Greater Phoenix Writing Project Gregg's Education Bachelor of Arts Northeastern Illinois University Graduate English Fellowship, Arizona State University Broadcast Writing Maricopa Colleges https://integritysummit.com/
In this episode I have the pleasure of chatting with Adrienne, mother of a sweet, 7 year old girl named London who was diagnosed with T1D at just 16 months old. Yowza!Adrienne talks to us about living the low carb life which they have been doing since shortly after diagnosis, some of her favorite low card brands, homeschooling 3 kids, using the DIY Loop Orangelink system and her children's book, London's Low Carb Life. Adrienne is kicking butt and taking names when it comes to Type 1 Diabetes management. She is a wealth of information and insight! Enjoy! Be sure to look below for where you can find find the links mentioned in the show! Find Adrienne and family on Instagram @teamlondont1dFind Adrienne and fam on Facebook: Team London T1D Find Adrieene's book: London's Low Carb LifeInterested in DIY LOOP?? Check out the LOOPED Facebook group: Looped Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sugarmama)
Bust out the tissues, parents of type 1 diabetics, because this song, Pinpricks, by Jordan Micheal Peterson will have you crying into your insulin. Jordan is a singer/songwriter and a T1D. Not only that, but his brother and sister also have type 1 diabetes. Jordan wrote this song as a thank you to his parents for all the blood, sweat and tears that went into raising THREE kids with type one. It is a tribute to any parent that has gone through the highs and lows of T1D management for their child.Jordan also tells us all about his life as a dueling pianist and his newly released album of all original songs called Something Like ThatWHERE CAN I FIND THE SONG? Listen to Pinpricks now on You Tube! https://youtu.be/Ae-17WrVV24WHERE CAN I FIND JORDAN?You can Find Jordan on Instagram: @jordanmp_musicYou can Find Jordan on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JordanMichealPeterson Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sugarmama)
The Glycemic Index (GI). What is it? Why do we need to know about it in the world of Type 1 Diabetes Management?In short, the Glycemic Index is a scale from 1 to 100 that tells you how fast and how hard a food will effect blood sugar levels. Scores at or near 100 will be converted to glucose almost immediately. Andi Balog, a personal trainer and T1D nutritionist joins me on today's episode to discuss the GI index, her own journey as a Type 1 Diabetic and her passion for helping women with T1D lose weight. Personally, I like to know the GI of foods to help me determine how I am going to bolus for certain foods and meals. It helps me decide how long the prebolus should be, do I need to split the dose or extend the bolus? Do I need to make any temp basal changes to cover the meal properly? The GI index is another tool I use to help me manage my daughter's Type 1 and use the insulin to the best of my knowledge. Enjoy the episode and see below for links mentioned in the show and where you can find Andi. Andi's website for her business, Fit Little PeanutAndi's Instagram @thet1dnutritionistThe Time Zone Converter WebsiteWebsite to look at GI of certain foods Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sugarmama)
Did you know there are actually perks to being a Type 1 Diabetic?! That's right! And today's episode is all about one of the most awesome ones, passes at major theme parks that allow you skip the long lines! Say whaaa??? While most major theme parks have a disability service or pass, today's episode specifically covers the Disney Disability Access Service (DAS) Pass as well as the Legoland HERO pass. Disney's DAS Pass "assists Guests who have difficulty tolerating extended waits in a conventional queue environment due to disability." (Taken from the Disney's website). The Legoland HERO Pass is also for those who may have difficulty waiting in line. The guest on today's episode is Robbie, a fellow T1D mom with a passion for helping other Type 1 families. Check out her awesome and education T1D Instagram profile HERE... @t1dlearnwithme. She recently went to Disney World in Orlando, FL with her family, including her 3 year old daughter who has Type 1 diabetes. She is going to tell us all about the Disney DAS pass while I speak about the Legoland HERO pass. My family recently made a trip to Legoland and was able to take advantage of the HERO pass. It was great! Enjoy! Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sugarmama)
Do you feel that mindset matters when it comes to managing Type 1 Diabetes? I know I do!Joining me today is Raquel Baron, owner of Type One Together, a company that provides products and resources for Type 1 Diabetic children and their superhero caregivers. Raquel has been a T1D for the past 19 years, diagnosed when she was just 5 years old. She has made it her life's mission to bring hope and positivity to children and their caregivers who are managing such a heavy disease. In episode #34 Raquel and I discuss how the way we perceive type 1 makes a huge difference in the way we approach diabetes management. We also chat about overcoming the fear of insulin, the fear of leaving you T1D in the hands of someone else like a baby sitter or teacher, taking care of ourselves as caregivers and not letting the CGM control our lives. This is a fantastic episode with loads of encouragement!Make sure to visit Type One Together on the web to check out their adorable clay and plush diabuddies for sale as well as their other helpful and inspiring resources and blog posts. Plus, you can find Raquel on Instagram @typeonetogether and also at her personal account @typeonedayMake sure to follow the Podcast on Social Media! Instagram @sugarmamaspodcastAnd find us on the Web! www.sugarmamaspodcast.comSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sugarmama)
Are you a newly diagnosed Type 1 Diabetic? Are you the mom or caregiver of a newly diagnosed Type 1 diabetic child? Are you starting over with your T1D management? Then you are in the right place! This is episode NINE in a 10 week series for the newly diagnosed.The ninth episode in the Newly Diagnosed Series is all about sick day management. Having a T1D that falls ill can be scary! Take a listen and learn some tips and tricks on how to best handle it! As always, when in doubt... CALL YOUR ENDO! Diatribe Article on Sick Day Management that I mention at the end of this episode: https://diatribe.org/zoning-sick-day-management-practical-tips-strategies-and-advice Joining me again and for the entire 10 week series is Registered Nurse and Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist (CDCES), Rachel Halverson. Rachel is also a T1D herself and has been living with Type 1 for 23 years now. What's more, she has her very own online coaching business called Give Me Some Sugar where she primarily helps women manage their diabetes. In other words, she a super-human, hard-working lady! Please see below so you can know where to find Rachel and get in contact with her if you'd like!A diagnosis of Type 1 Diabetes is overwhelming to say the very least. The beginning of the journey with T1D is hard, emotional, scary and HEAVY. That's why I wanted to complete this series to help encourage and equip those families who are now facing this new life with T1D. Enjoy!A HUGE thank you to the show's sponsor, Sugar Medical!**Save 10% off your Sugar Medical order using code SUGARMAMA** Code cannot be combined with other offers or automatic discounts. Gift cards and PodPals Adhesives are not included in this discount offer code. This offer code can be used more than once.WHERE YOU CAN FIND RACHEL HALVERSON:Instagram: @givemesomesugardiabetesHer website: https://www.givemesomesugar.coach/Her email: rachel@givemesomesugar.coachHer Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/gmsscoachSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sugarmama)
DescriptionAre you a newly diagnosed Type 1 Diabetic? Are you the mom or caregiver of a newly diagnosed Type 1 diabetic child? Are you starting over with your T1D management? Then you are in the right place! This is episode EIGHT in a 10 week series for the newly diagnosed.The eighth episode in the Newly Diagnosed Series is all about factors that affect insulin sensitivity. Rachel and I discuss exercise, hormones, stress, diet and more in this episode. Did you know that all of these things can effect insulin needs and timing? Take a listen to find out more! Joining me again and for the entire 10 week series is Registered Nurse and Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist (CDCES), Rachel Halverson. Rachel is also a T1D herself and has been living with Type 1 for 23 years now. What's more, she has her very own online coaching business called Give Me Some Sugar where she primarily helps women manage their diabetes. In other words, she a super-human, hard-working lady! Please see below so you can know where to find Rachel and get in contact with her if you'd like!A diagnosis of Type 1 Diabetes is overwhelming to say the very least. The beginning of the journey with T1D is hard, emotional, scary and HEAVY. That's why I wanted to complete this series to help encourage and equip those families who are now facing this new life with T1D. Enjoy!WHERE YOU CAN FIND RACHEL HALVERSON:Instagram: @givemesomesugardiabetesHer website: https://www.givemesomesugar.coach/Her email: rachel@givemesomesugar.coachHer Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/gmsscoachSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sugarmama)
Are you a newly diagnosed Type 1 Diabetic? Are you the mom or caregiver of a newly diagnosed Type 1 diabetic child? Are you starting over with your T1D management? Then you are in the right place! This is episode SEVEN in a 10 week series for the newly diagnosed.The seventh episode in the Newly Diagnosed Series is all about MDI (multiple daily injections) vs pumping vs DIY looping. Rachel and I discuss what they are and the many options out there. This one is terminology heavy and it may seem very unfamiliar. Scroll down to the bottom to see a list of links to the different pump companies to learn more as well as a link to the DIY Loop website. Joining me again and for the entire 10 week series is Registered Nurse and Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist (CDCES), Rachel Halverson. Rachel is also a T1D herself and has been living with Type 1 for 23 years now. What's more, she has her very own online coaching business called Give Me Some Sugar where she primarily helps women manage their diabetes. In other words, she a super-human, hard-working lady! Please see below so you can know where to find Rachel and get in contact with her if you'd like!A diagnosis of Type 1 Diabetes is overwhelming to say the very least. The beginning of the journey with T1D is hard, emotional, scary and HEAVY. That's why I wanted to complete this series to help encourage and equip those families who are now facing this new life with T1D. Enjoy!A HUGE thank you to the show's sponsor, Sugar Medical!**Save 10% off your Sugar Medical order using code SUGARMAMA** Code cannot be combined with other offers or automatic discounts. Gift cards and PodPals Adhesives are not included in this discount offer code. This offer code can be used more than once.WHERE YOU CAN FIND RACHEL HALVERSON:Instagram: @givemesomesugardiabetesHer website: https://www.givemesomesugar.coach/Her email: rachel@givemesomesugar.coachHer Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/gmsscoachALL THE LINKS: Medtronic: https://www.medtronicdiabetes.com/homeTandem Diabetes: https://www.tandemdiabetes.com/Omnipod: https://www.omnipod.com/InPen by Medtronic (the smart insulin pen): https://www.medtronicdiabetes.com/products/inpen-smart-insulin-pen-systemDIY Loop and the RileyLink: https://loopkit.github.io/loopdocs/Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sugarmama)
Are you a newly diagnosed Type 1 Diabetic? Are you the mom or caregiver of a newly diagnosed Type 1 diabetic child? Are you starting over with your T1D management? Then you are in the right place! This is episode SIX in a 10 week series for the newly diagnosed.The sixth episode in the Newly Diagnosed Series is all about counting carbs. Rachel and I discuss how to do it and other things on the nutrition label to take into consideration such as fiber, fat and protein. Plus, we spend a little time talking more about pancreatic function. What else do the Beta Cells do? What are alpha cells and what role do they play? It's a good one, you guys! Joining me again and for the entire 10 week series is Registered Nurse and Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist (CDCES), Rachel Halverson. Rachel is also a T1D herself and has been living with Type 1 for 23 years now. What's more, she has her very own online coaching business called Give Me Some Sugar where she primarily helps women manage their diabetes. In other words, she a super-human, hard-working lady! Please see below so you can know where to find Rachel and get in contact with her if you'd like!A diagnosis of Type 1 Diabetes is overwhelming to say the very least. The beginning of the journey with T1D is hard, emotional, scary and HEAVY. That's why I wanted to complete this series to help encourage and equip those families who are now facing this new life with T1D. Enjoy!WHERE YOU CAN FIND RACHEL HALVERSON:Instagram: @givemesomesugardiabetesHer website: https://www.givemesomesugar.coach/Her email: rachel@givemesomesugar.coachHer Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/gmsscoachSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sugarmama)
Are you a newly diagnosed Type 1 Diabetic? Are you the mom or caregiver of a newly diagnosed Type 1 diabetic child? Are you starting over with your T1D management? Then you are in the right place! This is episode FIVE in a 10 week series for the newly diagnosed.The fifth episode in the Newly Diagnosed Series is all about Hyperglycemia or HIGH blood sugar and Hypoglycemia or LOW blood sugar. Rachel and I discuss what it is, the signs and symptoms of these two are, what causes them and a general overview on how to treat them. Joining me again and for the entire 10 week series is Registered Nurse and Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist (CDCES), Rachel Halverson. Rachel is also a T1D herself and has been living with Type 1 for 23 years now. What's more, she has her very own online coaching business called Give Me Some Sugar where she primarily helps women manage their diabetes. In other words, she a super-human, hard-working lady! Please see below so you can know where to find Rachel and get in contact with her if you'd like!A diagnosis of Type 1 Diabetes is overwhelming to say the very least. The beginning of the journey with T1D is hard, emotional, scary and HEAVY. That's why I wanted to complete this series to help encourage and equip those families who are now facing this new life with T1D. Enjoy!WHERE YOU CAN FIND RACHEL HALVERSON:Instagram: @givemesomesugardiabetesHer website: https://www.givemesomesugar.coach/Her email: rachel@givemesomesugar.coachHer Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/gmsscoachSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sugarmama)
Are you a newly diagnosed Type 1 Diabetic? Are you the mom or caregiver of a newly diagnosed Type 1 diabetic child? Are you starting over with your T1D management? Then you are in the right place! This is episode FOUR in a 10 week series for the newly diagnosed.The fourth episode in the Newly Diagnosed Series is all about DKA or Diabetic Keto Acidosis. Rachel and I discuss what it is, the signs and symptoms, who's at risk and more. We also take two little side tangents to discuss inhalable insulin, Afrezza, and the Eversense Continuous Glucose Monitor. Check out the links below to learn more about these two awesome T1D tools. Joining me again and for the entire 10 week series is Registered Nurse and Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist (CDCES), Rachel Halverson. Rachel is also a T1D herself and has been living with Type 1 for 23 years now. What's more, she has her very own online coaching business called Give Me Some Sugar where she primarily helps women manage their diabetes. In other words, she a super-human, hard-working lady! Please see below so you can know where to find Rachel and get in contact with her if you'd like!A diagnosis of Type 1 Diabetes is overwhelming to say the very least. The beginning of the journey with T1D is hard, emotional, scary and HEAVY. That's why I wanted to complete this series to help encourage and equip those families who are now facing this new life with T1D. Enjoy!WHERE YOU CAN FIND RACHEL HALVERSON:Instagram: @givemesomesugardiabetesHer website: https://www.givemesomesugar.coach/Her email: rachel@givemesomesugar.coachHer Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/gmsscoachArticle on Afrezza, the Inhalable Insulin: https://diatribe.org/switching-afrezza-inhaled-insulin-tips-diabetes-educator Link to Eversense CGM page: https://www.ascensiadiabetes.com/eversense/get-started-today/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=eversensecgm&gclid=Cj0KCQjw8vqGBhC_ARIsADMSd1BqvcF1mrOAk7yLMv2AB6IPercvE5sHBNTY4hm3OQmdmBQfTvTNMi8aAoEmEALw_wcBSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sugarmama)
Are you a newly diagnosed Type 1 Diabetic? Are you the mom or caregiver of a newly diagnosed Type 1 diabetic child? Are you starting over with your T1D management? Then you are in the right place! This is episode THREE in a 10 week series for the newly diagnosed.The third episode is all about insulin, the very core of Type 1 Diabetes management. We discuss rapid acting insulin, long acting insulin and a few things in between. You'll learn about what brands are out there, how they differ from each other and how insulin works in your body. Joining me for the entire 10 week series is Registered Nurse and Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist (CDCES), Rachel Halverson. Rachel is also a T1D herself and has been living with Type 1 for 23 years now. What's more, she has her very own online coaching business where she primarily helps women manage their diabetes. In other words, she a super-human, hard-working lady! Please see below so you can know where to find Rachel and get in contact with her if you'd like!A diagnosis of Type 1 Diabetes is overwhelming to say the very least. The beginning of the journey with T1D is hard, emotional, scary and HEAVY. That's why I wanted to complete this series to help encourage and equip those families who are now facing this new life with T1D. Enjoy!WHERE YOU CAN FIND RACHEL HALVERSON:Instagram: @givemesomesugardiabetesHer website: https://www.givemesomesugar.coach/Her email: rachel@givemesomesugar.coachHer Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/gmsscoachSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sugarmama)
Are you a newly diagnosed Type 1 Diabetic? Are you the mom or caregiver of a newly diagnosed Type 1 diabetic child? Are you starting over with your T1D management? Then you are in the right place! This is episode TWO in a 10 week series for the newly diagnosed.The second episode is all about the honeymoon phase. What is it? How long does it last? Is there a way to test for it? How do you know if you're out of it? All this and more! Joining me for the entire 10 week series is Registered Nurse and Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist (CDCES), Rachel Halverson. Rachel is also a T1D herself and has been living with Type 1 for 23 years now. What's more, she has her very own online coaching business where she primarily helps women manage their diabetes. In other words, she a super-human, hard-working lady! Please see below so you can know where to find Rachel and get in contact with her if you'd like!A diagnosis of Type 1 Diabetes is overwhelming to say the very least. The beginning of the journey with T1D is hard, emotional, scary and HEAVY. That's why I wanted to complete this series to help encourage and equip those families who are now facing this new life with T1D. Enjoy! A HUGE thank you to the show's sponsor, Sugar Medical!**Save 10% off your Sugar Medical order using code SUGARMAMA** Code cannot be combined with other offers or automatic discounts. Gift cards and PodPals Adhesives are not included in this discount offer code. This offer code can be used more than once.WHERE YOU CAN FIND RACHEL HALVERSON:Instagram: @givemesomesugardiabetesHer website: https://www.givemesomesugar.coach/Her email: rachel@givemesomesugar.coachHer Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/gmsscoachSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sugarmama)
Do you or your child have Type 1 Diabetes? Are you wondering if other members of your family, adults or children, may be at risk for developing T1D? Is there a way to screen for that? If they are at risk, is there anything that can be done to delay or prevent the onset of Type 1? These are all fabulous questions and the answers to all of them are discussed in today's episode.In this episode, I had the pleasure of talking with Frank Martin, Director of Research at JDRF, about their T1Detect program. We also get to hear all about TrialNet from Dr. Michael Haller, professor and Chief of Pediatric Endocrinology at the University of Florida (UF) as well as the principal investigator of the UF TrialNet Clinical Center. See below for descriptions of both with links to their websites to find out more and order your own at-home screening kit. What is T1Detect?T1Detect, JDRF's screening education and awareness program, will arm you with the information you need before and after getting screened for type 1 diabetes (T1D) autoantibodies. Until now, T1D symptoms and a diagnosis often come out of the blue. Today, families can use testing to detect T1D early so they can plan and prepare. With one blood test, anyone at any age can find out—before symptoms even occur—if they are at risk for developing T1D. The test is easy, simple and can help save lives.Their website: https://www.jdrf.org/t1d-resources/t1detect/ What is TrialNet?TrialNet is an international network of leading academic institutions, endocrinologists, physicians, scientists and healthcare teams at the forefront of type 1 diabetes (T1D) research. We offer risk screening for relatives of people with T1D and innovative clinical studies testing ways to slow down and prevent disease progression. Our goal: a future without T1D!Their website: https://www.trialnet.org/Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sugarmama)
I was SO excited to do this recording! In this episode I get to chat with Carol Cramer, the creator of Rufus the bear with diabetes! Carol tells us all about how Rufus came to be and how he has impacted the lives of children around the world who are living with Type 1 Diabetes. You're going to love it! Enjoy. In case you are new to Rufus, he is a JDRF teddy bear that is given to newly diagnosed T1D kids. He is covered in patched that children can practice their injections and finger pokes on. He has brought my daughter so much comfort and joy! Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sugarmama)
On the #49th Episode of Chase The Vase, I needed a re-due, another crack at Derek Price. Derek was my first guest on Chase The Vase and I wanted to tap into the mental aspect of his game. Derek earned a scholarship to the University of Iowa and followed by a career in the NFL to play for the Detroit Lions. It was cut short due to a severe neck injury which required career ending surgery. Derek wasted no time post NFL departure getting his life on a new track and promptly enrolled into Life University College of Chiropractic. He found a program called SEALFIT while in conversation with other SEALs. He enrolled in a Navy SEAL Hell Week administered by current and former SEALS. Selected Honor Man of Class 17, he was awarded an entry intern position with the SEALFIT team. He was one of a very small population of Certified SEALFIT Kokoro Coaches that administers SEALFIT camps around the world. Some notable SEALFIT coaching pursuits include University of South Alabama, St. John Bosco High School, Nike, and multiple Law enforcement groups. Derek has served as Sr. Cadre for more than 20 HELL WEEK simulations with the SEALFIT group. Dr. Price has built a large CrossFit Competition event production group and has held benefit events throughout the years for numerous causes to include Autism Awareness, Juvenile Diabetes, Women's Health, Pediatric Cancer and many others. Currently Dr. Price owns and operates a beautiful Sports Orthopedic Medical Clinic complete with numerous specialties. He still finds time to train daily with his friends and family and to prepare for his personal endurance and functional fitness such as Ironman Triathlons, CrossFit Competitions and Alcatraz Open water swim races. Derek is a leader in the area of mental health and mental toughness. He leads men in all aspects of his life and trains men and women on how to develop leadership and mental toughness. He perfects his craft by doing. Derek is constantly in motion learning how to implement structure and change. Honored to share the microphone with Derek Price. If you enjoy the podcast, I invite you to follow us by subscribing to the podcast and leaving us a comment. Keep Chasing The Vase. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brock-m-bevell/support
In this episode I get to chat with Megan Husted, possibly the world's sweetest and most caring teacher as well as the mom of a newly diagnosed T1D daughter, Campbell. Megan shares Campbell's diagnosis story with us and really we just chat. It's a lovely conversation between two, Type 1 sugar mamas that I know you're going to love. Enjoy!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sugarmama)
In this episode I get to talk to Brooke Gibson who is the founder of T1D Sugar Mommas, a group that supports women living with Type 1 Diabetes who are navigating through the stages of family planning, pregnancy and early motherhood. Brooke has been a Type 1 Diabetic for the past 36 years and has 5 children of her own! In other words, she's pretty darn qualified to talk about this subject and guide other T1D women through the process. Brooke tells us all about the inspiration behind T1D Sugar Mommas, how it started, what it offers and more! If I had to sum this episode up in one word for us parents and caregivers of Type 1 Diabetics it would be HOPE. Hope that our warriors will be able to grow up and have a family of their own. Hope and peace knowing that there is an awesome support system in place for the T1D women going through family planning, pregnancy and early motherhood. I am so grateful for women and people like Brooke who are passionate about helping others based on their own experiences. Thank you, Brooke! Enjoy the show and check out the links below to find T1D Sugar Mommas.Instagram: @t1dsugarmommasWebsite: www.t1dsugarmommas.com The Podcast on Instagram: @sugarmamaspodcastSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sugarmama)
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