Friends were all back together for the next episode of the Juicebox podcast. Welcome.

My name is Sonia Young. I live in Toronto. I am the board chair of Diabetes Canada. That came about

because I wanted to join the board after I was diagnosed at the age of 50. That's 50 not 1-1-15 with type 1 diabetes. Hey, do you need support? I have some stuff for you. It's all free. Juiceboxpodcast.com click on support in the menu. Let's see what you get there. A1C and blood glucose calculator. People love that. That's actually, I think, the most popular page on the website some months. A list of great adenocrinologist

from listeners. That's from all over the country. There's a link to the private Facebook group,

to the Circle community. And we have a fantastic thing there. American Sign Language. There's a

great sign language interpreter who did the entire Bull Beginning series in ASL.

So if you know anybody who would benefit from that, please send them that way.

Just go to juiceboxpodcast.com and click on support.

While you're there, check out the guides like the pre-Bolison guide, fat and protein insulin calculator.

Oh gosh, thyroid, GLP,

caregiver burnout. You should go to the website, click around a little bit on those menus.

It really, there's a lot more there than you think.

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at Omnipod.com slash juice box. My name is Sonia Young. I live in Toronto. I am the board chair of Diabetes Canada. That came about because I wanted to join the board after I was diagnosed at the age of 50, that's 50 not 1-15, with type 1 diabetes. And that was after being misdiagnosed with type 2. This happened back in 2017. So I gather misdiagnosis at my age is not an

uncommon thing. So about nine years, you've been living with diabetes? Yeah. Yeah. Does it seem like,

does it seem that long? Some days it feels like forever. And some days it's, it's like this just

happened. And how did it turn my life so

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