This episode of the Juice Box Podcast is sponsored by Dexcom, Omnipod and Dancing for Diabetes.

You can go to my Omnipod.com forward slash Juicebox.

Dexcom.com to find out more about the sponsors.

There are also links in your show notes right there in your podcast app and at juicebox podcast.com. In this week's episode of the podcast I will be speaking with Megan an adult who has had

type 1 diabetes for quite some time. Megan and I are going to speak today about her life with type one, the

anxiety that she experiences, how she's handling it, and how she's brought her A1C from a double digit number to where it is today.

At the very end of the podcast, I have a note from Megan that I'll share with you.

We'll post script to the episode.

Well, I'd like to get right to it, so let me just remind you that nothing you hear on the Juice Box podcast should be considered advice, medical or or otherwise and that you should always

consult a physician before making any changes to your health care plan or becoming

bold with insulin. A little programming note, Megan and I talk about marijuana for like a couple of seconds towards the end of the episode.

It's nothing salacious.

I just wanted to let you know. My name is Megan Carlson. I live in Chicago, Illinois.

I like it. Shorten to the point. Okay, Megan.

So, I want to tell you that your email about wanting to be on the show was so

sort of concise and well laid out that I think for the first time I might just

follow the course of your email for this interview. Okay. So I need to know first

and you don't have to tell me where you work but what kind of work do you do

because this is very well thought out

and presented I do communications for a living that makes sense then doesn't

I work in nonprofits but I do communications and marketing I work in

working in a nonprofit doesn't mean you don't do you

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