Hello welcome to episode 137 of the Juice Box Podcast.

This episode of the podcast is sponsored by OmniPOD and Dexcom.

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Juicebox or Dexcom.com forward slash juice box to find out more.

In this episode Jessica Lloyd is a adult with type 1 diabetes. She was diagnosed while in medical school at the

age of 27. So it's a pretty interesting mix of a physician and a person with

diabetes talking about diabetes.

Great perspective from two different ends of the conversation that I think you're going to enjoy.

Here we go.

Please remember that nothing you hear on the Juice Box podcast should be considered advice medical or otherwise

always consult a physician before being bold with insulin.

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your show notes those of you who have already received your shirts or about to receive them, if you get a

chance take a picture of yourself, put them on social media, hashtag them bold with insulin and

juice box podcast. I'd love to see them on you. All right, here comes Jessica. I'm almost a little happy that your that your camera popped up there for a second

because you're really young or you I am yeah I'm 32. Wow because your resume reads like you're like 50.

That's like the nature of medical training you know it's a long road to hope you can stick a lot of

things one after the other on your CV. It's really something like I got it and I was like

wow that's a lot of impressive words on there. You know they train us that in medical school, how to make, you know, even just going to the bathroom

sound fancy.

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