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The dust has settled and the Real Life Diabetes Consulting team is back at home and taken a moment to reflect on our visit to the JDRF TypeOneNation summit in St. Louis. I love chatting with this crew and thought it was time to recap our roller coaster of events in Missouri. We aren’t shy and touch on personal take aways, connecting with new diapeeps of all ages, and how we battled our own diabetes debacles on this trip. Real life!
Thank you to all of the diapeeps who joined us and the JDRF team for a lively Real Life Diabetes Happy Hour.
SPONSOR:
This episode was brought to you by Real Good Foods. I am pleased to announce the launch of the first ever SUPER PREMIUM ice cream which will be available for purchase in March 2020. Look at all of these delicious flavors!
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- Cynthia Celt: caugust42013@gmail.com
- Amber Clour: amber@diabetesdailygrind.com
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Amber Clour
Amber Clour was born and raised in Norman, Oklahoma. 21 days after her eighth birthday, she was rushed to Children’s Hospital where she spent two weeks learning how to live life with Type 1 diabetes. She has embraced the thought of being a #walkingscienceproject and hopes to score an A+ for her efforts to maintain a stable BG while living life to the fullest - whatever that means.