Hey, everybody. This is the next episode in the Diabetes Variable series. So it's going

to be me and Jenny Smith. Jenny, of course, is a 30 plus year type one, a CDE, a nutritionist.

She says a whole bunch of stuff. And she's here today to talk about a new topic, something

that might come up in your life that very well may impact blood sugars. Today, the variable

that Jenny and I will be talking about is bad sights. Please remember while you're listening,

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 healthcare plan or becoming

bold with insulin.

On the front page of JuiceBoxPodcast.com, a lot of the series that are within the podcast

have their own space, like on the website, so you can see them as I know there's a lot

of episodes. Today, I've added the variable series, so that's there now as well. So if

you're looking for a certain episode, you're not sure what episode number it is, head there

and do a little scrolling. You'll find it. I'll get started right after this brief message

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All right, Jenny, so I have four of them set aside to try for today. One of them, I can't

wait to see how you respond, but the other ones are, I'm going to start with a couple

that are shorter, I think, and then see what we're going to get to. So this one I think

is going to be a really short variable, but I want to talk about bad sites. So just, you're

using an insulin pump and the site stops being as effective as you expect or as you've,

I guess, experienced already with the site, but people have the hardest time bailing

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