Welcome back, friends. You are listening to the Juice Box podcast.

My name is Shannon Boggs. I am the mom of three kids. My oldest has type 1 diabetes.

She was diagnosed about three years ago. Over the last three years, we've been learning to

navigate the highs and lows and figure life out. If you'd like to hear about diabetes management

in easy to take in bits, check out the small sips. That's the series on the Juicebox podcast

that listeners are talking about like it's a cheat code. These are perfect little bursts

of clarity, one person said. I finally understood things I've heard a hundred times. Short, simple,

and somehow exactly what I needed. People say small sips, feels like someone pulling up a chair,

sliding a cup across the table, and giving you one clean idea at a time. Nothing overwhelming, no firehose

of information, just steady, helpful nudges that actually stick. People listen in their car,

on walks, or while they're actually bolusing anytime that they need a quick shot of perspective.

And the reviews, they all say the same thing. Small Sips makes diabetes make sense.

Search for the Juice Box podcast, Small Sips, wherever you get audio.

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.

The episode you're about to listen to was sponsored by Touched by Type 1. Go check them out right now

on Facebook, Instagram, and of course, at TouchedbyType1.org. Check out that programs tab when you

get to the website to see all the great things that they're doing for people living with type 1 diabetes

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