Friends, neighbors, countrymen, lend me your ear.

This is episode 291 of the Juice Box Podcast.

A super-sized Ask Scott and Jenny with how many ads?

Zero. That's right, baby. We reach the end of the year. So instead

of ads at the end of the podcast a little Christmas cheer. Here's what we're going to do today in Ask Scott and Jenny. We are going to talk about,

hmm, I'm looking.

Well, you would think about, hmm, I'm looking.

Well, you would think I could read my own writing, especially the notes that I've taken in the last hour.

Well, this is a letdown.

Okay, we're going to talk about microbulousin glucagon, like around the flu.

So there's going to be a tiny bit of conversation around being sick similar to what you just got in the episode about illness, but it's more about many gluogon boluses.

So we're going to deal with sick lows, like how to deal with sick-time lows.

We're going to talk about how Jenny speaks to people about addiction and eating disorders.

We're gonna talk about how you can discuss

with young children what feeling low feels like. So maybe if they don't understand if they can learn

and Jenny's going to describe her pizza bolus. Plus just regular Scott and Jenny goodness. 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.

Okay, so here's a question from Trina that I don't know if there's an answer to but I'm incredibly

interested. Maybe you're just going to say there's no answer to this but I'm not sure.

She, now Trina says she has a fairly newly diagnosed

seven-year-old that can't recognize being low.

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