Hello friends and welcome to episode 786 of The Juicebox Podcast.

Today is your lucky day because you're going to hear my conversation with Wendy.

She is the mother of two children who have type 1 diabetes and one of those kids has a number of

other issues including auditory processing, heart issue, and ADHD. It's a great conversation

and on top of everything else, Wendy has an absolutely rocking accent. While you're listening,

please remember that nothing you hear on the juicebox 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. If you have type 1 diabetes or are the caregiver of someone

with type 1 and are a US resident, please consider going to t1dxchange.org,

forward slash juicebox and filling out the survey. That's all I'd like you to do.

t1dxchange.org, forward slash juicebox, go complete the survey. Take you like 10 minutes,

I promise. I'm holding up my hand like I'm like I'm in court and I'm promising to tell the truth.

10 minutes.

Let's thank Dexcom for sponsoring this speaking of Dexcom. There's one right there.

Let's thank Dexcom for sponsoring this episode of The Juicebox Podcast to learn more and get

started today with the Dexcom G6, go to Dexcom.com, forward slash juicebox.

Arden's fine dorm. Let's just work on a little bit of a low blood sugar here, but it's very steady.

She's getting it up on her own. The podcast story is also sponsored by Omnipod,

makers of the Omnipod dash and the Omnipod 5. You can learn more about the Omnipod 5 and the

dash at Omnipod.com, forward slash juicebox. Get yourself some tubeless insulin pumping going

at Omnipod.com, forward slash juicebox. My name is Wendy and I'm living in South Carolina,

and I have the mother of two type one diabetics. So we're five years into the journey. Both

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