In this episode, Lissie speaks to Rob, one of our past Keeping it 100 clients, about his journey with diabetes. Rob shares how he moved from reactive to proactive management and working to improve his health. Rob expresses his appreciation for Lissie’s patient and empowering coaching strategies, which allowed him to achieve substantial improvements in his blood sugar levels and overall health. Rob also gives advice to others managing diabetes emphasizing open conversations with a supportive network and the importance of utilizing available resources.

In this episode Lissie Poyner brings forward the experiences and insights of a fellow diabetic, former professional athlete, and entrepreneur – Rob Howe. The dialogue revolves around how open communication, community ties, and a positive mindset contribute to managing diabetes effectively. Rob emphasizes the importance of community involvement, and shares his vision of creating an equitable world for diabetics.

In this episode of ‘Keeping it 100 Radio’, Lissie interviews a past client who was diagnosed with latent autoimmune diabetes in adults (LADA), also known as type 1.5 diabetes. She shares her journey of diagnosis and transitioning to insulin dependence after a period of being in a ‘limbo state.’ She discusses how her diagnosis affected her relationship with food, her experience of weight loss, and feelings of isolation.

In this episode of Keeping 100 Radio, host Lissie and her guest Val discuss the impact of living with Type 1 Diabetes on relationships and intimacy. The conversation covers the importance of open conversations about diabetes management, strategies to handle blood sugar levels during sex, and how to create a healthy emotional environment around the disease. The episode also includes stories from listeners sharing their experiences with dating and intimacy while managing Type 1 Diabetes.

In this podcast episode, we dive into one of the most controversial topics in the diabetes community – carbs. If you’ve been following along, you know I’m all about those carbs. However, I also believe that there’s no one-size-fits-all approach when it comes to nutrition. Carbs were a significant part of my upbringing and athletic lifestyle, but when I was diagnosed with diabetes at 19, all I heard was how to avoid carbs.