Hello, everyone, and welcome to episode 659 of the Juicebox podcast.

Hey, everybody.

Erica Forsythe is back.

Erica, of course, is the licensed marriage and family therapist who's been on the show a whole

bunch of times in a ton of different episodes.

She also has had type 1 diabetes for well over three decades.

And today, she came on, this was something, I guess, she came on to talk about burnout a little bit.

And then I, I mean, she talked about it. She said everything she wanted to say. But I completely took the conversation in a direction that was more about, I don't know, my, I guess my fascination with people's minds, how they're built fortitude versus struggle, that kind of stuff.

I think it's really interesting, but I talked way more than I meant to.

There's something about Erica that makes me very comfortable.

Please remember while you're listening that nothing you hear on the Juice Box podcast

should be considered advice, medical or otherwise.

Always consult a physician before making any changes to your health care plan

or becoming bold with insulin.

And if you wait until the end of the episode,

Erica and I announced some things that we're going to do in the future together.

This episode of the Juicebox podcast is sponsored by the Omnipod Dash, a tubeless insulin pump that you may be eligible for a free 30-day trial of. Learn more at Omnipod.com forward slash juicebox.

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Erica, the timing of this recording is interesting because not too long ago I recorded recorded with Jenny about, does Jenny burn out?

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