This is Type 1: Real-Life Type 1 Diabetes
Colleen MitchellType 1 Diabetes is challenging, frustrating, and life-changing. Each Tuesday, join Colleen Mitchell and Jessie Tuggey, life-long diabetics, as they talk about real life with Type 1, discussing the impact it makes on their lives without defining them. If you have type 1, know someone with type 1, or just want to learn more about this incurable condition, this podcast is for you.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 243 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationHealth & FitnessSelf-Improvement | |||
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- Type1 diabetic sice the age of 10…
I got it in June of 1958. When I went back to school in September. I had to bring bottles with me so that the doctor could test it every month that was humiliating to say the least! Hated it! I was skinny like olive oil, and I have a lot of positive things to say about it I am the oldest person that I know that has this disease. For 64 years I’ve been a type 1 diabetic! I have a lot more to say as I have not died as my friends have. I was 10 years old as my doctor told my parents I had a chance ... more
Apple Podcasts5Saltype1
United States7 months ago - Type1 diabetic sice the age of 10…
I got it in June of 1958. I had to carry around jars of urine. Even when I went back to school in September. I had to bring the German urine with me so that the doctor could test it every month that was humiliating to say the least! Hated it! I was skinny like olive oil they called me skinny mini, and I have a lot of positive things to say about it I am the oldest person that I know that has this disease. more
Apple Podcasts5Saltype1United Statesa year ago - Episode 67
Great insight and analysis of how different exercise affects Seth’s blood sugars. Thanks for sharing 🙏🏻
Apple Podcasts5NathanBarden
Australiaa year ago - In general great discussions, but...
The incorrect technical info about pumps and insulin at time ca overwhelm the hood info. The pushing of myths about pumps causing increase in or decrease in the pomp dosing is bad! The infk about traveling was great, but promoting another myth helps no one. Please check facts on how insulin, Diabetes physiology, D tech before recording, the bad info can be dangerious. more
Apple Podcasts3NotOnMyMacUnited Statesa year ago - So helpful!
Love this podcast! The mindset tips are really helpful for feeling better about T1D. Highly recommend!
Apple Podcasts5REAL TALK: Amazing stuffUnited Statesa year ago
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