Well, we've reached somewhat of a milestone here today.

This is episode 150 of the Juice Box podcast.

We are sponsored today by OmniPOD and DexCOM.

DexCOM, of course, a continuous glucose monitor that I base most of what I do with Arden

around, an Ondipod, a tubulous insulin pump, you heard me, tubulous insulin pump that Arden's been using since she was four years old.

We love both of them, and that's why they're sponsors on the podcast.

Later you can go to my omnipod.com forward slash juice box or deckscom

dot com forward slash juice box to find out more also there's going to be links in

your show notes. At the end of this episode I'm going to give you an update on

Isabel Mehan. I was talking to Isabel's mom this morning and I've got a little bit of

an update on how her health and her recovery is going.

If you're interested, it'll be at the end.

As always, please, please, please, please, please, understand that nothing you hear on the

Juice Box podcast should be considered advice medical, otherwise always

consult a physician before making changes to your health care plan. I don't want to under or oversell today's episode, but let me just say that you might not know the name

Molly Fickner, but Molly was the catcher for Alabama's softball team. There are only

a few really intense places to play collegiate division one softball, women softball.

Alabama is one of them. You really need to be able to play to be there.

Molly did it with type 1 diabetes. I can't explain to you why. If I

explain to you why you need to listen to this entire episode, then I would just have to

repeat the episode. But just let me say that I know I say this

a lot let me go back for a second I say this is a great episode but you have to

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