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0:00.0	Hello, friends. Welcome back to another episode of the Juice Box podcast.
0:14.2	We are calling today's guest Gertie. She's 41 years old. She's had type one diabetes for 23 years,
0:20.2	and her 19-year-old son has had it for 17 years.
0:23.3	Her youngest son is 14 and also has type 1 diabetes.
0:27.5	Her father had type 1, lung cancer, and some problems that we'll talk about as the episode goes forward.
0:34.3	Please don't forget that nothing you hear on the Juicebox podcast should be considered
0:38.2	advice, medical or otherwise. Always consult a physician before making any changes to your
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1:27.7	one diabetes research forward. It will cost you nothing to help.
1:31.8	Today's episode is sponsored by Medtronic Diabetes, a company who's working to make the
1:36.3	invisible visible through their blue balloon challenge. Life with diabetes is like doing everything
1:41.7	in life while trying to keep a balloon in the air.
1:49.2	The blue balloon is a powerful metaphor for the daily struggles that those living with diabetes go through. Medtronic invites you to join the challenge by taking a video of yourself,
1:53.8	balancing a balloon while doing something in your everyday life. Post your challenge on social media
1:58.9	with the hashtag Blue Balloon Challenge and follow at Medtronic Diabetes on Instagram with the hashtag blue balloon challenge and follow
2:01.4	at Medtronic Diabetes on Instagram to see other Blue Balloon Challenge videos.
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