
Just 2 Type 1 diabetic ladies trying to live our best lives and share some of our literal highs and lows while navigating a chronic illness or two.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 132 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Health & Fitness | |||

In Season 12 episode 4, Emily talks with Danica Collins MS, NBC-HWC (@danicathediabetic) about her journey from a type 1 diabetes diagnosis at 14 to a healthcare strategist and advocate who turned a life-changing challenge into purpose, community, an... more
In season 12 episode 3, Emily talks with registered dietitian Amanda Ciprich, M.S. R.D., about her diagnosis story, practical nutrition guidance for people with type 1 diabetes, and everyday life managing type 1—including technology, mental health, a... more
On season 2 episode 12, Emily recaps her wedding weekend and blood sugars while Ariana Frayer discusses diabetes during her second pregnancy!
In Season 12 Episode 1, Emily speaks to Katie Silberstein about common misconceptions about all types of diabetes and what they wish they'd known when they were first diagnosed.
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I recently got diagnosed 1/6/23 as a type 1.5 diabetic, treated as type 1, I was so lost on my new journey. I came across women like me, who went through the same struggles emotionally and physically. The amount of tips and information from these podcasts are amazing. While listening it makes me feel like I’m there with them. Thank you for making such a big impact in my diabetic life and thank you for bringing all of those onto this podcast. I’m yet to find my pal in person but y’all are my pals... more
This podcast is so amazing!
I love listening to this podcast...as someone who is “pancreas capable” and has a T1 sibling, I love listening to this. It’s relatable to me too because I know what’s up!
This podcast is relatable informative and fun!
This podcast is great!! It's fun to hear and relate to other 20something t1ds. Very conversational and funny. Looking forward to future episodes!
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The show centers on living with Type 1 diabetes, blending personal experiences with practical guidance on daily management, confidence during life events, and navigating healthcare. Episodes cover topics from wedding planning with diabetes to misconceptions about the disease, ketone management, new therapies, fitness, and diabetes-friendly products, all delivered with a warm, community-focused vibe. A standout aspect is bringing in a mix of medical professionals, advocates, athletes, and product founders who share relatable stories and actionable tips, making complex topics feel approachable for listeners who want both support and empowerment.
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Pancreas Pals launched 9 years ago and published 132 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Pancreas Pals include:
1. Amanda Ciprich
2. Ariana Frayer
3. Katie Silberstein
4. Dr. Eden Miller
5. Dalila Masic
6. Robin Arzon
7. Nick Jonas
8. Alexis Mikulski Ruiz
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