This episode of Defining Diabetes on the Juice Box Podcast is sponsored by Companion Medical,

makers of the Inpen. You can find out more about the inpen at companion medical.com.

On today's show Jenny Smith and I are going to define a term from your diabetes life. This one's very specific to the

podcast. Stop the arrows. What does that mean? This is going to be one of those

where I'm like Jenny, hey I made this up what do you think it means?

And Jenny's gonna tell you. That's how this works. I say Jenny to find this.

And Jenny goes, oh that means this and then I say Jenny to find this and Jenny goes oh that means this and then I say something I'm like ha ha I think this blah blah and then she goes oh I agree with you

Then maybe sometimes she'll be like I don't agree with you and then she'll be more clarifying and then it's over

defining diabetes there it is that's the magic

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

advice, medical or otherwise and to always consult a physician before making any changes

to your health care plan or becoming bold with insulin.

All right, you ready for Jenny?

She's particularly delightful in this episode. Why don't we define a couple of more like podcast tenants? And so this is where this is where I ask

Jenny to define something that I've made up and that way she can.

These are always fun.

Right, right, yeah, right.

Because, you know, I had, you know, we did the, we did defining, you know, over Bullis,

which again is just a word I made up,

and, and we'll do some other ones so we've done a

couple and some of them are bigger ideas or not just words right so if I told you that I consider stop the arrows to be a real diabetes term it is it is to me and I think enough people do it now that that I'm buying into my own my own

hype a little bit on that if I said to you can you define stop you are because on our

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