Defining diabetes is made possible by Dexcom, Omnipod, and Dancing for Diabetes.

Please remember that nothing you hear on the Juice Box Podcast should be considered

advice, medical, or otherwise, to always consult a physician before becoming bold with insulin

or making any changes to your medical plan.

I've very much enjoying these defining diabetes episodes, so much so that I'm adding a little

flavor to our Fridays.

So far you've been getting defined diabetes every Friday.

I'm going to start mixing in something else that I call Ask Jenny and Scott.

These will be questions sent in by you through the Facebook page

that Jenny and I will read and then do our best to answer. So I don't exactly

know what I'm going to do yet. It might be like every other Friday like a defining than an ask I don't know maybe I'll add a third day to the week on the show I don't know if that would be too much for you guys or not getting three episodes a week

Anyway, I'm figuring it out and I hope you enjoy it.

Today though, it's still defining diabetes.

Today we're talking about an adage from the podcast

that I believe it's just a staple of how I manage Arden.

Trust that what you know is going to happen will happen.

I'm going to ask you today.

It's a very common saying from the podcast. And I don't even know if you've ever heard me say it. But if I said to you that I think this is a diabetes management tool and that phrase is trust that what you know is going to happen. be a

management tool, and that phrase is, trust that what you know is going to happen will happen.

Now, do you want me to tell you how I use it,

or do you want to take a guess?

So I'll take a guess? Okay this will be fun. So trusting

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