This is episode 98 of the Juice Box Podcast.

Today's podcast is sponsored by Dexcom and OmniPOD,

two of my favorite pieces of diabetes technology.

It's a tube of a sensual pump that hugs you like a warm breeze and a

CGM that holds you up like the rock of Gibraltar. We'll find out more later.

This episode is called Three Arms, The Swine Flu and Type 1 diabetes, and the title has almost nothing to do with what the podcast is about today. I've run out of ways to name

the podcast is what I'm telling you. We're going to be talking with Anne. Anne is the mom of a child

with type 1 diabetes. Her son is now in college, but Anne is one of the

creators of this just amazing advocacy action group in Texas that took it upon itself to, I mean, just help an entire giant school

district to understand type 1 diabetes and now she wants other people to

feel empowered to do the same.

I think this is a public service.

She deserves much credit and I know she listens to the podcast so she's probably very

embarrassed right now but here comes and I mean I can't

wait for you to find out where the swine flew and how do you break three arms I mean that

seems impossible but someone was able to do it and we'll find out who in just a second.

Nothing you hear on the Juice Box Podcast should be considered advice, medical or otherwise.

Always speak to a physician about anything you do with your medical plan and stuff like that.

All right.

Okay.

Try one more time.

Hello, my name is Anne Embre and I am from the Houston, Texas area, actually from Cyprus, Texas, which is just outside of Houston, and I'm one of the co-founders of Cyph Fear Type 1 Connection, which is a school and advocacy support

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