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Ep 65 - Building Trust in Daily Diabetes Decisions, with Kaycee Parker
Ep 65 - Building Trust in Daily Diabetes Decisions, with Kaycee Parker

Season 2 Episode 65

Today, we welcome back Kaycee Parker for our ongoing series highlighting topics from her book, Devotions on Diabetes. Kaycee, who has been managing …

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Ep 64 - Beyond Insulin: Understanding Hormonal Imbalances in T1D with Ginger Vieira
Ep 64 - Beyond Insulin: Understanding Hormonal Imbalances in T1D with Ginger Vieira

Season 2 Episode 64

Welcome back, everyone! Today, we're thrilled to have Ginger Vieira back on the show. Ginger, a seasoned type 1 diabetes warrior since 1999, brings …

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Ep 63 - The Emotional Toll of Diabetes on Families, with Alyson Small
Ep 63 - The Emotional Toll of Diabetes on Families, with Alyson Small

Season 2 Episode 63

Welcome to today's episode of "Type 1 in Midlife and Beyond." Today, we explore the impact of type 1 diabetes on family relationships. Our guest is …

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Ep 62 - How Can You Get Enough Protein Without Harming Your Kidneys?
Ep 62 - How Can You Get Enough Protein Without Harming Your Kidneys?

Season 2 Episode 62

Today, I answer a question from a listener, "How can women with type 1 diabetes safely get enough protein without harming our kidneys?"

This is a com…

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Ep 61 - Overcoming Self-Doubt: The Impact of Personal Beliefs as We Age with T1D - with Erin Dolan
Ep 61 - Overcoming Self-Doubt: The Impact of Personal Beliefs as We Age with T1D - with Erin Dolan

Season 2 Episode 61

Originally from Florida, USA, Erin Dolan has been living with type 1 diabetes for over 32 years. She's a world traveler from living in Australia to …

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Ep 60 - Exploring the Impact of Food and Fitness on Insulin Needs and Weight with Amy Wilson
Ep 60 - Exploring the Impact of Food and Fitness on Insulin Needs and Weight with Amy Wilson

Season 2 Episode 60

Join us in this episode as we welcome Amy Wilson, a Board-Certified Geriatric Pharmacist, certified fitness professional, and nutrition coach using …

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Ep 59 - Gratitude with T1D – Day 9: 'A Thankful Heart,' from the book 'Devotions on Diabetes' with Kaycee Parker
Ep 59 - Gratitude with T1D – Day 9: 'A Thankful Heart,' from the book 'Devotions on Diabetes' with Kaycee Parker

Season 2 Episode 59

We're thrilled to welcome Kaycee Parker back as our newest regular guest. With over three decades of navigating type 1 diabetes since the age of 12, …

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Ep 58 - Insulin and Weight Gain: Navigating Perimenopause thru Post-menopause with T1D
Ep 58 - Insulin and Weight Gain: Navigating Perimenopause thru Post-menopause with T1D

Season 2 Episode 58

In this episode, I dive into the complex relationship between insulin, weight gain, and the hormonal changes of perimenopause and menopause, particu…

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Ep 57 - Empowering Women Over 40: Fitness, Self-Care, and Diabetes Management with Megan Dahlman
Ep 57 - Empowering Women Over 40: Fitness, Self-Care, and Diabetes Management with Megan Dahlman

Season 2 Episode 57

Today, we're joined by Megan Dahlman, a seasoned fitness trainer specializing in empowering women over 40 to feel their best physically and mentally.…

2 years, 3 months ago

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Ep 56 - Functional Nutrition Tips for Long-Term T1D Health: The Hormone and Gut Connection with Registered Dietitian Kelly Schmidt
Ep 56 - Functional Nutrition Tips for Long-Term T1D Health: The Hormone and Gut Connection with Registered Dietitian Kelly Schmidt

Season 2 Episode 56

Kelly Schmidt, a registered dietitian, fitness instructor, wife, and mother of two, runs Kelly Schmidt Wellness, LLC, a virtual practice specializin…

2 years, 3 months ago

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