Podcast appearances and mentions of mila clarke buckley

This week, we're re-releasing Episode 1 of More Than a Diabetic. Rob and Eritrea talk with a panel of individuals from the diabetes online community, including Mila Clark Buckley, Chelsea Rice, Taylor Johnson, Taylor Beddick, Shaw Struthers, and Dr. Roy Collins. The episode focuses on discussing medical racism, misdiagnosis, and stereotypes, particularly highlighting the experiences of black people with diabetes. The conversation emphasizes the importance of representation, addressing disparities in healthcare, and the significance of online communities for support and education. Topics discussed: 1. Disparities in Diabetes Care for Black Communities    - Highlighting the higher risk of diabetes among African Americans.    - Lack of attention to health issues specific to black and brown communities.    - Historical imbalances in healthcare contributing to disparities.    - Impact of socioeconomic factors on health outcomes. 2. Importance of Representation in Healthcare    - Underrepresentation of people of color in medical research.    - Lack of diverse representation in healthcare organizations.    - Urgency to address disparities in research on diabetes and eating disorders.    - Need for deeper understanding of complexities within communities. 3. Challenges Faced by Black Individuals with Diabetes    - Dealing with racism, lack of understanding, and support.    - Importance of community and providing context for effective solutions.    - Advocacy for understanding different perspectives and standing up against racism.    - Significance of online communities for support and education. 4. Racial Biases in Diabetes Care    - Encounters with racial biases in treatment outcomes.    - Importance of advocacy and forming alliances with healthcare providers.    - Impact of disparities in care quality on individuals.    - Emphasis on representation and diversity in diabetes media. 5. Evolution of Black Representation in Media    - Importance of normalized portrayals of black people in media.    - Breaking stereotypes and unfair expectations placed on black individuals.    - Challenges faced by black public figures in being taken seriously.    - Educating white audiences on diverse experiences of black individuals with diabetes. Key takeaways and lessons: - Addressing disparities in healthcare requires representation and understanding of diverse perspectives. - Advocacy, community support, and education are crucial for improving health outcomes for marginalized groups. - Normalizing black individuals with diabetes in the media can break stereotypes and create more inclusive narratives. - Listening to marginalized voices, challenging biases, and advocating for social justice are essential steps towards equity and inclusivity. References: -Taylor Johnson - www.instagram.com/taylorbetic -Dr. Roy Collins - www.instagram.com/dr.royc -Shaw Strothers - www.instagram.com/typeonderful_  -Chelcie Rice - www.instagram.com/type1comedian -Mila Clarke-Buckley - www.instagram.com/thehangrywoman   Chapters: 00:00  Exploring Medical Racism and Stereotypes in Diabetes Community with 5 Diverse Voices 03:16  Unveiling Health Disparities: The Impact of Misdiagnosis, Medical Racism, and Microaggressions on Black and Brown Communities 06:55  Addressing Lack of Representation and Care Disparities in Diabetes and Medical Research 11:44  Redefining Diversity and Inclusion in Corporate America: Moving Beyond Checking the Box 19:22  Navigating Racism, Community, and Diabetes: Insights from Black Individuals with Diabetes 27:06  Unveiling the Impact of Medical Racism on Black Individuals with Diabetes 34:13  Misdiagnosis and the Journey to Correct Diagnosis of Type 2 Diabetes 38:01  Challenges in Diabetes Diagnosis and Treatment: A Personal Story of Misdiagnosis and Advocacy 45:46  Navigating Racial Biases in Diabetes Care: Personal Stories and Advocacy 01:09:00  Breaking Free from the Magical Negro Stereotype in Media Representation 01:12:15  Challenges Faced by Dark-Skinned Black Women in Media and Advertising 01:15:26  Evolution of Black Representation in Media: From The Cosby Show to Basquiat 01:19:46  Breaking Stereotypes: Normalizing Black People with Diabetes in Media and Society 01:26:37  Empowering Communities: The Importance of Listening, Taking Action, and Examining Biases 01:31:05  Promoting Diversity and Equity through Empathy and Education 01:36:00  Navigating Issues of Plagiarism, Colonization, and Racism in Online Communities 01:40:49  Empowering Diabetics: More Than a Diabetic Podcast Series

TAKING CONTROL OF YOUR DIABETES® – THE PODCAST! ...With Expert Endocrinologists Living with T1D, Drs. Steven V. Edelman & Jeremy PettusGetting Type 1 as an Adult - LADA (Latent Autoimmune Diabetes in Adults) – Featuring Mila Clarke BuckleyMila Clarke Buckley—or as you might know her, The Hangry Woman—is joining us to talk about LADA (Latent Autoimmune Diabetes in Adults), which is just a fancy term for getting type 1 diabetes as an adult. Mila shares her story of originally being misdiagnosed with type 2 diabetes and how she had to advocate for herself to get the correct T1D diagnosis. As 50% of people diagnosed with type 1 diabetes are actually adults, it's important to know the symptoms of LADA to make sure you are diagnosed correctly. Questions We'll Cover in This Episode: What is LADA? Why is LADA hard to diagnose? What are symptoms I can look out for with LADA? Is there a way to test for Type 1 even if I've had it for a while? What can I do if I think I've been misdiagnosed? Mila's Blog: hangrywoman.comMila's Instagram: instagram.com/thehangrywomanMila's YouTube Channel: youtube.com**Tune in for 2 new episodes each month! Like what you hear and want to help us grow? Please rate and review this podcast so we can reach more people living with diabetes!** ★ Support this podcast ★

On this episode Mila Clarke Buckley joins me and we chat about her diabetes misdiagnosis, her evolving relationship with food after her diabetes diagnosis, and her passion for advocating against diabetes stigmas and misconceptions, and how she works to bring the joy back to food by creating a variety of options.Mila Clarke Buckley is an author, speaker, diabetes advocate and founder of HangryWoman.com Hangry Woman aims to take away the shame and stigma that comes with a diabetes diagnosis and covers topics like diabetes management, cooking, and self-care from the perspective of someone living with the chronic condition. Mila has been featured by CNN, The New York Times, USA Today, Good Housekeeping, Healthline, WebMD, EatingWell Magazine and Yahoo!. She lives in Houston, Texas with her husband and two pups. What you'll learn by listening:Mila's diabetes misdiagnosis storyHow her relationship with food as evolved since her original diabetes diagnosisHer desire to advocate against diabetes stigmas and misconceptions2 myths she'd like to bust about diabetesHer passion for bringing the joy back to food and creating delicious options for the variety of diabetes tastesHow to connect with Mila:Instagram: https://instagram.com/thehangrywoman/Facebook: https://facebook.com/hangrywomanWebsite and free meal planning guide when you subscribe on https://hangrywoman.comHow to connect with Lindsay:Instagram: https://instagram.com/theintuitivediabetic/Website: https://www.lindsaysarson.comBody Ease Project, info and sign up: https://www.lindsaysarson.com/bodyeaseproject

We're talking about matters of the heart related to diabetes with music from Celine Dion. Heart disease is common in people with diabetes. The National Heart Association reports 65% of people with diabetes will die from some sort of heart disease or stroke. In general, the risk of heart disease death and stroke are more than twice as high in people with diabetes. However, by managing your risk factors, you may avoid or delay the development of heart and blood vessel disease.  Divabetic's Diabetes Late Nite podcast guests include Janis Roszler, PhD, RD, LD/N, CDE, FAND, Mila Clarke Buckley aka The Hangry Woman, and Bella Krueger.  Throughout the podcast we will be featuring music from Celine Dion's Falling Into You album courtesy of SONY Music.  We are proud to participate in Diabetes Podcast Week and support the Spare a Rose campaign to raise funds for Life For a Child. Tune in over 140 Diva TalkRadio podcasts available for free on i-tunes (search ‘Divabetic’). Get the latest in diva news, diabetes headlines and inspiration by joining our Divabetic facebook page.

We're kicking off Take a Hike, Diabetes with an EPIC conversation around the Virtual Campfire. Join me, Mila Clarke Buckley, and Julianne Mahoney as we chat about intuitive eating, snacks for outdoor adventures, recipe sharing, and how to navigate nutrition for people with diabetes. MILA CLARKE BUCKLEY Mila Clarke Buckley is a diabetes patient advocate with Type 1.5 Diabetes (LADA), and the founder of The Hangry Woman blog, which shares approachable food and lifestyle tips to help others living with all types of diabetes. HangryWoman.com covers topics like diabetes management, shame and stigma, cooking, and self-care from the perspective of someone living with the chronic condition. Mila's work has been featured by The New York Times, Healthline, WebMD, GE, Health and Diabetic Living Magazine. JULIANNE MAHONEY Julianne Mahoney, aka The Outdoor RD, is a Registered Dietitian focused on bringing intuitive eating to the outdoors and helping women heal their relationships with food, their bodies, and exercise. She brings her expertise in three domains; “Love Your Wild” - sharing tips and tricks for self-love, “Fuel Your Wild” - teaching clients how to re-establish themselves as the experts in their body's wants and needs (versus listening to diet culture myths), and “Find Your Wild” - working together with clients to find movement that makes their body and soul truly happy. DONATE NOW: https://hikingmyfeelings.org/diabetes --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hikingmyfeelings/support

I was compensated by Med-IQ through an educational grant from Sanofi to discuss the realities of diabetes as a chronic disease. All opinions are my own. Med-IQ is conducting an anonymous survey and would appreciate your input. The survey, which includes additional education on this topic, will take less than 15 minutes to complete. Survey responses are shared only in aggregate. Your responses to these survey questions will provide Med-IQ with important information about your experiences with diabetes and your care team, which will help us develop future educational initiatives. Once you've completed the survey, you will have the option of providing your email address to be entered into a drawing administered by SOMA Strategies to win 1 of 10 $100 VISA gift cards. If you choose to enter, your email address will be used only to randomly draw the winners and notify them of their prize and to send a follow-up survey as part of this same initiative. TAKE SURVEY HERE! "I always saw it as a direct reflection on me, when in reality it is a judgement from another person who doesn't see the whole picture...."-Mila Clarke BuckleyAbout Mila aka the Hangry Woman: Mila Clarke Buckley is a type 2 diabetes patient advocate and digital storyteller who started her food blog, “The Hangry Woman”, after being diagnosed with type 2 diabetes and struggling to find approachable resources to help her manage the chronic condition in 2016. Check out her diabetes journal!Make sure you subscribe to this podcast AND Type2andYou. As a big thank you, I'll send you a FREE copy of my 5-Strategy Guide for Building Your Diabetes Confidence! Every person with diabetes is unique and deserves care tailored to them by a medical team directly involved in their diabetes care. For that reason, this podcast & Type2andYou content is for informational purposes only and not intended as medical advice. You can read my complete disclaimer on Type2andYou.org.

Mila Clarke Buckley is a type 2 diabetes advocate and digital storyteller who started her food blog, "The Hangry Woman," after being diagnosed with type 2 diabetes and struggling to find approachable resources to help her manage the chronic condition. Her blog covers topics like diabetes management, cooking, and self-care from the perspective of someone living with type 2 diabetes. Mila’s work has been featured by GE, Social Media Today, Travel Noire, Healthline, and Let’s Get Checked.This week, I discuss affirmations and assertiveness with Mila as she shares her experience dealing with a startling diagnosis and how her journey led her to find her voice by educating others on type 2 diabetes in a relatable way. She offers a genuine look into her struggles with finding the right physician and emphasizes the vital role self-care plays in managing a chronic illness. Mila also advises on the importance of being your own advocate.During this week’s vibrant discussion, she recounts some of her personal affirmations and delves into how she uses them as a nourishing force when she’s feeling overwhelmed. You can read the full show notes at www.thisisnotwhatiordered.com

In episode 75, we welcome Mila Clarke Buckley (@thehangrywoman) to another incredible show on this week’s SocietyNow! We dive into the chain gangs of incarcerated Black people fighting the California wildfires. We also breakdown thieves stole 3 days worth of Louis Vuitton shipments by lying to UPS. Plus, we discuss Sean “Diddy’ Combs’ ex-girlfriend Kim Porter and mom to three of his children dies after flu battle. All this and more on #SocietyNow!

In episode 75, we welcome Mila Clarke Buckley (@thehangrywoman) to another incredible show on this week’s SocietyNow! We dive into the chain gangs of incarcerated Black people fighting the California wildfires. We also breakdown thieves stole 3 days worth of Louis Vuitton shipments by lying to UPS. Plus, we discuss Sean “Diddy’ Combs’ ex-girlfriend Kim Porter and mom to three of his children dies after flu battle. All this and more on #SocietyNow!

Mila Clarke Buckley is a digital storyteller who started her food blog, "The Hangry Woman", after being diagnosed with diabetes and struggling to find "real" resources to help her manage it. We talk about how she got started in blogging, what it's like to be an Influencer (she has over 27k Instagram followers), experimentation and failing, and how she is creating a community to inspire others to build their online presence in meaningful ways. Resources: https://hangrywoman.com/ http://milabeeee.com/ Instagram, Twitter, and Pinterest: TheHangryWoman Voyage Houston Interview: http://voyagehouston.com/interview/life-work-mila-clarke-buckley/