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Juicebox Podcast: Type 1 Diabetes

Scott Benner
Type 1 Diabetes
Diabetes Management
Diabetes
Insulin
Nutrition
Insulin Pumps
Meal Bolt
Body Grief
Parenting
Health Management
Glycemic Index
Community Support
Tandem Mobi
Carbohydrates
Insulin Management
Tandem Diabetes Care
Weight Management
Chronic Illness
Continuous Glucose Monitoring
Mental Health

Obtainable strategies for living well with diabetes. Throw away your fear and learn to be Bold With Insulin! Visit the show at JuiceboxPodcast.com

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Suzanne discusses her 34-year journey with Type 1 diabetes , navigating chronic fatigue syndrome , and the challenges of caring for her 85-year-old mother who also has T1D.

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Suzanne returns to discuss managing Addison's disease and T1D, detailing emergency injection protocols and steroid-induced insulin resistance. They also tackle dinner pre-bolusing struggles and diabetes social media burnout.

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Diagnosed with T1D 51 years ago , Suzanne discusses her journey with autoimmune stacking. She details a terrifying adrenal crisis that ultimately led to an Addison's disease diagnosis.

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Scott and Erika explore the PACEs model, highlighting how hobbies, predictable routines, safe environments, and healthy food relationships build resilience and improve life with type 1 diabetes.

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Recent Guests

Sarah Gebauer
Anesthesiologist and mom of a Type 1 diabetic kid; AI enthusiast
Self-directed; healthcare AI advocate
Episode: #1839 AI and Diabetes Care with Dr. Sarah Gebauer
Erica Forsythe
Researcher/Expert guest discussing ACEs, PCEs, and PACEs
Independent researcher/academic
Episode: #1827 From ACEs to PACEs: The Science of Rewiring the Developing Brain
Dr. Laurel Messer
Vice President of Medical Affairs at Tandem Diabetes
Tandem Diabetes Care
Episode: #1826 Dr. Laurel Messer Re-thinking Control IQ Plus Technology
Laura Keller
Diabetes advocate and former ADA program director with 25+ years in nonprofit work related to Type 1 Diabetes advocacy
American Diabetes Association (ADA)
Episode: #1824 Insurance Let Me Down - Part 1
Piotr Witkowski
Transplant surgeon and Professor of Surgery at University of Chicago
University of Chicago
Episode: #1817 Transplanting Islet Cells with Piotr Witkowski, MD, PhD
Dr. Hannah Parr
Diabetes clinician and educator, guest on the episode
Episode: #1814 Par for the Course
Crystal Cremeens
Type 1 Diabetic and parent in the story
Private individual
Episode: #1813 Family Ties - Part 2
Matilde Fidler
Mother and Miami native
Private individual/diabetes advocate
Episode: #1805 Keep It Cute
Aaron Shiloh
Interventional Radiologist, USA Clinics Group
USA Clinics Group
Episode: #1804 Dr. Aaron Shiloh

Host

Scott Benner
Host with extensive knowledge in diabetes management, leveraging personal experiences and expert insights to help listeners navigate their journey with Type 1 Diabetes.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 2.7k ratings
  • Game Changer

    Life saving advice right here! Newly diagnosed or otherwise, this podcast is reliable, informative, and relevant to managing Type 1 diabetes. Our three year old has maintained a healthy A1c of high fives directly related to the valuable information from the podcast. We are determined to have healthy outcomes and listening to this podcast daily has helped with that! Highly recommended!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    micaface
    United States6 days ago
  • Excellent Resource to Start your Journey!

    I’m one month into my daughter’s diabetes diagnosis and this podcast has been a godsend, I listen every spare moment and have gained so much knowledge. It’s also easy to take in and doesn’t feel like learning, thank you!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Brittjul
    Canada6 days ago
  • Disappointed

    There is a lot of information, however there is a lot of repetition and the host is obnoxious. He is busy talking about himself versus the information needed. It would also be helpful if the titles told the user what the podcast subject is so that they can listen to podcasts about a needed subject.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Jen Seagull
    United Statesa month ago
  • Should be mandatory listening

    I became a late in life diabetic 71 now 74. I am a T3. I was exposed all my adult life to someone who used insulin so this wasn’t new. What was new was technology and the real science of diabetes. Between Scott, Jenny and all the participants in the episode episodes I’ve learned so much more than an Endo could teach. I appreciate the honesty empathy and the compassion. Listening to the episodes helped me understand that I can do this.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    T5255
    United States2 months ago
  • This show helped me in the early days

    Thank you Scott for your work. And thanks to all your guests for helping the newly diagnosed feel slightly saner.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    😉😎😜🤪😋😛😝
    Canada3 months ago

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Listeners appreciate the blend of humor and authenticity in discussions about managing diabetes.
Some feedback points to the overwhelming amount of content for new listeners trying to catch up.
The podcast serves as a lifeline for families navigating Type 1 Diabetes, providing practical tips and emotional support.
The host's expertise and personal touch make complex topics relatable and accessible for the audience.
The community support aspect is frequently highlighted, making newcomers feel welcomed and informed.

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#1832 Ninja Training, Mom Guilt, and Pop-Tarts
Q: How did the family first realize something was wrong before the diagnosis?
The guest describes months of uncertainty, initial misattributions to stress or other issues, and gradual realization as symptoms progressed, including increased thirst and urination, and weight and behavior changes.
#1824 Insurance Let Me Down - Part 1
Q: How did your advocacy work influence your ability to navigate today's insurance landscape?
Her decade-plus experience with the ADA and advocacy programs gave her tools to push back against denial, push for data-driven appeals, and coach others to advocate effectively.
#1824 Insurance Let Me Down - Part 1
Q: What does this generation mean to you in terms of identity and behavior?
She explains Gen X as a generation that is tough, direct, and less concerned with external validation, valuing practicality and authenticity over appearances.
#1815 Mr. Pibb
Q: What are the biggest barriers patients face with diabetes education, and how can programs improve engagement?
Barriers include time constraints, perceived value of education, accessibility of classes, and the need for ongoing support groups; successful programs often emphasize group learning, practical skills, and peer sharing.
#1815 Mr. Pibb
Q: How did Julie's path into diabetes education begin, and what drew her to this work?
Her professional interest grew from her pharmacy background and involvement with Omnipod, coupled with personal experience as a mom navigating her son's Type 1 diabetes, which led her to focus on patient education and practical support.

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This podcast focuses on providing actionable advice and insights for individuals living with Type 1 Diabetes. It addresses various aspects of diabetes management from health tips to emotional support, often featuring personal stories from individuals affected by diabetes. Listeners can expect a candid exploration of the complexities of living with this chronic condition, highlighting both the practical skills needed for daily management and the mental health challenges that can arise. The engaging discussions often include expert guests and real-life experiences that resonate with the audience, fostering a sense of community among listeners.

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1. Sarah Gebauer
2. Erica Forsythe
3. Dr. Laurel Messer
4. Laura Keller
5. Piotr Witkowski
6. Dr. Hannah Parr
7. Crystal Cremeens
8. Matilde Fidler

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