Tavia Vital and Anna Sabino, the clinicians behind Time Out For Caregivers, discuss the emotional and practical challenges faced by parents and caregivers of children with Type 1 diabetes. They explore the grief process, the importance of caregiver support, transitioning responsibilities, building communication and independence, finding community resources, and the role of mental health support in managing the complexities of diabetes care.

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In this delightfully candid podcast, a motley crew of diabetes experts engaged in a spirited discussion about the wonders and woes of inhaled insulin. With a delightful blend of wit and wisdom, they explored the rapid-fire effects of this ultra-fast insulin, likening it to a plane landing (or crashing, depending on who you ask). From hijacking insulin pens to feeling like a drug dealer, these "Diabetes Nerds" left no stone unturned in their quest to demystify this innovative treatment option. Amidst the banter, they offered sage advice on navigating the insurance labyrinth and striking the perfect balance between micromanagement and 'set it and forget it' diabetes care. A must-listen for anyone seeking a refreshingly humorous take on the ever-evolving world of diabetes management.

You can find more Inhaled Insulin content from Ginger Vieira on her YouTube channel @DiabetesNerd and her articles on Inhaled Insulin at https://beyondtype1.org/inhaled-insulin/

For one-on-one education on the use of inhaled insulin from qualified CDCESs, contact Integrated Diabetes Services.

Jenny Smith, RD, LD, CDCES, chats with Corinna Santa Ana about overcoming the ever-prevalent stigma in both diabetes and women's health. Corinna recently participated in the International Consensus to #EndDiabetesStigma. You can learn more about the diaTribe Foundation's ongoing collaborative efforts to end diabetes stigma online at https://dstigmatize.org. You can find Corinna on social media as @Type2Musings and scattered across multiple publications as the author of articles about stigma, diabetes, and women's health.

Summary

This conversation explores the complexities of diabetes management, particularly in women, and the importance of understanding reproductive health, monitoring, and community support. Jenny Smith, RD, LD, CDCES and Corinna Santa Ana discuss the need for better education, personalized care, and the impact of societal roles on health outcomes. They emphasize the importance of listening to patients and fostering open conversations about health, as well as the challenges posed by the healthcare system. They also highlight the significance of technology in diabetes care and the necessity for cultural sensitivity in dietary recommendations

Keywords

diabetes, women's health, type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes, gestational diabetes, healthcare, monitoring, community support, reproductive health, personalized care