As a single mom, it's a lot.

Sorry.

It's okay.

This is going to save people's lives.

It truly is.

And we're going to be talking about that as we go forward.

As Mary Poppins used to say, a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down.

But today's medicine doesn't just come in pill form.

We've entered the age of at-home injections.

Insulin and GLP-1s may be the first things that come to mind. But this goes far beyond that.

We're talking about treatments for autoimmune diseases, severe allergies, fertility, growth disorders, cancer therapies, hormone

replacement, migraine prevention, osteoporosis, and blood disorders.

Now what used to require trips to the hospital handled by doctors and nurses are now

do-it-yourself injections. For millions of people these medications

are not optional. They are life-saving. But here's the flip side. It's now up to all of us

to know how to do a proper injection. That means patients of all ages, from kids to the elderly, are not

only expected to take these medications correctly, they're expected to travel with them correctly,

track their use and dosage, and maybe most important of all, keep them at the right temperature.

And that's exactly why I've teamed up with temper med for this Dr. Phil Onvoy TV special dose of reality.

Now let's start with a story of someone whose entire adult life has involved injection

after injection.

Ginger Vieira has lived with type 1 diabetes since she was a teenager.

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