Friends, hello, and welcome to episode 530 of the Juice Box podcast.

Jenny and I are going to talk about another diabetes variable today.

And today's topic is called tunneling, but you may think of it as a leaky site.

So I'm still deciding at the last minute what to call the episode, but once you get in here, you know, then you'll see the whole thing.

Please remember while you're listening that nothing you hear on the Juicebox podcast should be considered advice, medical or otherwise.

Please always consult a physician before making any changes to your health care plan or becoming bold with insulin.

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It is getting silly, silly amounts of downloads,

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Is this sound better, by the way?

Um.

I guess you probably wouldn't be able to tell until you listened, but I got a really long cord.

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