Hello everyone and welcomed episode 415 of the Juice Box podcast. Today on Defining Diabetes,

Jenny Smith and I are going to define adrenaline highs. Today's episode is part of

the Defining Diabetes series which lives here inside of the

Juice Box podcast. It's where Jenny Smith and I take terms from your life with

type 1 diabetes and explain them in ways that we hope make them useful and

understandable. My friend Jenny Smith has had type one diabetes since she was a

child I think for over 31 years now.

Jenny holds a bachelor's degree in human nutrition and biology from the

University of Wisconsin.

She is a registered and licensed dietician, a certified diabetes educator, and a certified trainer on most

makes and models of insulin pumps and continuous glucose monitoring systems.

And she is one of the few people who, and I know I'm going to talk to her, I start smiling inside.

Please remember as you listen that nothing you hear on the Juice Box podcast

should be considered advice, medical, or otherwise.

Always consult a physician before making any changes to your health care plan,

or becoming bold with insulin.

Now the music will build a crescendo, and we will begin. sure if you redecorated or you move but you're definitely in a different room right?

This is actually where our router is. So I'm in our this is our basement.

Oh. And so it's where we have like all it's a finished basement so we have like our TV and everything down here, but I came down here because one it's quiet down here.

There's nobody bothering me. And two it is my connection point. So, you're nice and stable. The microphone is really easy to move and my computer is obviously mobile too. It was just like, here I go. I have to admit the other day Kelly seemed very upset and I think it

was because I get to work upstairs in a closed room and she's downstairs in the dining

room and we have an open floor plan so people are just like,

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