Hey everybody it's Scott how are you it's a short episode that just has me in it

Giving you time here to let your disappointment fade away. A few days ago I was watching some news reports about the fires burning out in the

Western part of the United States and it seemed like the next story was about hurricanes.

That made me wonder what people do about their diabetes supplies if they have to run from

their home.

I thought about myself, you know, being boy I pretty much don't pay attention to stuff like that.

And what would I do? Probably just run over with a bag and take Gardens entire drawer and just just dump it in but would I run out and forget

something or would I remember to go to the refrigerator and get the insulin?

I don't really know.

So I thought I'd like to have a list of things to take with me or a bag prepared

or something. But how do I come up with the right thing to do because I'm just not that well prepared. Not that person. So I

thought I'd find some people who were. I headed over to the Juice Box

podcast private Facebook group and I asked the, what would be in your go bag?

The post received 80 replies, and this is what people said. This episode of the Juice Box Podcast is sponsored by the T1D Exchange.

You may have some questions.

So what is the T1D exchange?

It's a fair question.

See if I can give you a fair answer.

The T1D exchange gathers information from people living in the United States who have type

one diabetes or care for someone who does. They use the information which I've

already submitted. I've put Arden's information in. Took me less than 10 minutes. I actually think it took like

seven minutes to accomplish. And the questions weren't, you know, deeply probing or overtly

...