Regular checkups are an important part of caring for your diabetes for several reasons. The biggest reason is that things change over time, and your healthcare provider can help you adjust when they do. If you have type 1 or type 2 diabetes, you’re at an increased risk of other serious health conditions, including heart and kidney disease and other autoimmune conditions so it is important to stay up-to-date with your health screenings.

In this podcast, we’ll be discussing a topic that’s important for those living with Type 1 Diabetes – the fertility awareness method and cycle tracking. As a Type 1 Diabetic, managing blood sugar levels can be a challenging and constant struggle, and understanding how your menstrual cycle affects your blood sugar levels is essential.

Diabetes technology is constantly evolving – which means there is a lot to keep up with. Omnipod 5, Control IQ, Dexcom G7.. what’s there to know?

Join us inside this weeks episode as Lissie celebrates nine years living with type one diabetes. Inside this episode, Lissie breaks down the nine lessons she’s learned while living with T1D since her freshman year of college.

The A1C is important, but how you get there is what really matters. Focusing on the number can lead straight to burnout, so in today’s episode we’re talking all about the results to focus on instead, so you can have a sustainable plan for management & empowering relationship with diabetes.