Ask Us Anything #1: Is It Ever Okay To Go Low During Exercise, The Roommate Talk, and Why Someone Would Stick To Shots | Amber, Ryan, and John | Real Life Diabetes Podcast 9

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For those who are familiar with how our website operates, this will come as no surprise–we held nothing back. Today’s show is all about sharing the diabetes journey. Every so often, it’s just nice to know that you aren’t the only one digging the trench. That’s sometimes the metaphor we use when thinking about diabetes on a daily basis. We’re not experts, just people living a real diabetes life and talking about it. Thanks to all who dropped in a question.

We went deep into endurance exercise with John Brandenburg and how to prevent a low blood sugar during. Having that conversation with roommates can be tough. We talked about how, why, and when to bring it up. Ever had an issue with medical supplies? Oh yeah, we have. Amber still, yes still, prefers shots over the pump. She gave us her rational and made stellar points.

Appreciate the likes, listens, and shares everyone! Keep on living your best life with diabetes!

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SHOW NOTES

Ryan talked about running a marathon and his training program. Here’s his guide to marathoning with diabetes.

John and Ryan’s list of snacks during runs and bike rides: Gu and Hammer Gels (Huckleberry is the best!)

After answering Luminary Xion’s question, Ryan wrote an article: One Thing To Stay Sane With Diabetes

At Amber’s request, here’s a Glucagon Injection Video (Sweet British Accent, especially when saying hypo):

Amber found the stylish meter cases. Check them out at Pump Wear. 

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