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In the midst of a depression, caused by personal and professional setbacks, Taylor unexpectedly abandons her diabetes lifestyle brand, only to realize that it's exactly what she needed to pull herself out of the darkness.

The episode is about why I left. I was trying to figure out why I didn't want to do the show anymore. I was struggling with depression and I thought I was done with the show.

"I just kind of decided that I wanted Healing in Hindsight to be about living diabetes your way."

In this episode, you will learn the following:

1. The difficulties of maintaining a diabetes lifestyle brand

2. The challenges of living with diabetes in a modern world

3. The importance of tailoring diabetes management to the individual

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The daily routine of a person with diabetes is anything but ordinary. I'm still learning new things about it every day. Most people with diabetes go to great lengths to keep their blood sugar levels under control. Let's be real: diabetes is no joke. It can be a pain to manage daily, especially when you're juggling work and social life. But it's also something that we have to deal with and learn to live with.

Spoiler alert: it's not all doom and gloom! Sure, there are some challenges to managing the condition, but I've also learned how to work around them and make the most of my situation. Diabetes is just one part of who I am. But for funsies, here's a peek into my day-to-day with diabetes.

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Food Police, Shame, and Diabetes. What if we stopped shaming people for how they manage their diabetes?

It seems like everyone is worried about my diabetes. But why? What's the big deal? Lots of people with diabetes feel like they're under a microscope. But why should we have to explain ourselves? There's a lot of debate around what the "right" way to manage diabetes is, but at the end of the day, it's up to each individual to find what works best for them.

My guest Mila Clarke drops some knowledge on the misconceptions, guilt and shame that comes with living with diabetes, especially as an influencer. It's clear that we need to stop judging and shaming each other, and start supporting one another instead.

Do you feel like everyone is always watching how you live your life with diabetes?

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I'm having a lot of trouble with this question. I've been sharing what type of diabetes I have for years now, and it's been really helpful to me to see that people are willing to share their experiences. But there's still a divide because of the stigma that comes with living with type 2.

So I'm wondering, is it really necessary? Of course aside from medical staff and employers but do we need to always indicate what type of diabetes we have all the time?

Let's talk about it.

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There is a stigma attached to type 2 diabetes.

A stigma of shame. A guilt and embarrassment. It can make us feel like we're broken or defective in some way. We might even start blaming ourselves for our circumstances...or worse yet think that it's our fault that other people are so unkind to us.

The truth is: there are many reasons why type 2 diabetes has become stigmatized-and fighting back isn't easy. I chat with Dex Geralds to get his take on changing the narrative about those living with type 2 diabetes.

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There are a lot of misconceptions and misinformation about type 2 diabetes. And there are also a lot of outdated beliefs that we just don't question anymore. I explore possible medical bias when it comes to type 2 diabetes and how we treat people who have it.

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What if you are living with a chronic illness and it's making everything else in your life difficult? How can we put ourselves first when there is so much to do, such as taking care of our families, going to school or work? In this episode, I chat with health coach and fellow podcaster Lissie Poyner who has diabetes and Crohn's. She shares her journey of balancing the demands on her time and how she learned that putting herself first was not selfish but necessary for her health. She now coaches others living with diabetes on how to do the same.

Find more at www.healinginhindsight.com Transciption is auto generatedMore about Lissie:Meet Lissie, an Integrative Diabetes Health Coach, Certified Personal Trainer, Neurolinguistic Programming Practitioner and creator of the Needles and Spoons Health & Wellness Coaching Experiences. After being diagnosed with type one diabetes and Crohns disease, Lissie discovered the holistic approach to health and wellness. Through that approach she has brought her Crohns into remission and has kept her A1C under a 6.2 for three years. Now, Lissie helps overwhelmed type one diabetics gain more predictability in their blood sugars so they can finally take their plans off hold and welcome new life experiences. Lissie's signature 360 degree approach to coaching creates a proactive space in taking you from confused to confident in your blood sugar management.Elisabeth's Website@needlesandspoons_ on InstagramElisabeth's Facebook groupElisabeth's Facebook pageElisabeth on YouTube

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Do you have diabetes? Trusting your body can be hard when you're constantly fighting against insulin levels, blood sugar spikes, and all sorts of other issues. This can be a scary thing to deal with, but it's important to remember that you are not alone. Millions of people around the world live with diabetes every day. In this podcast episode, we explore how to start trusting your body again- even with diabetes.

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2. Creating a system of trust
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It’s the season finale! I can’t believe we’ve made it through 4 seasons already. A lot has changed I’m excited for the new year and of course the next season. But until then I hope you enjoy this episode with CMO and Co founder Paul from 9am.health

as the newest member of the 9am.health team it’s cool to listen back to this interview and think about where we are now. Be sure to take advantage of a FREE month of service with the links below. Until then I’ll see you in the new year!

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Do you have diabetes? Are you a person of color? If you answered yes to both of those questions, then there's a good chance that you don't see yourself reflected in mainstream diabetes conversations and resources. That's why we're so excited to share this episode with you. Featuring Co Founder Kacey Creel, it spotlights the important work being done by the non profit, Diversity In Diabetes, to make sure that everyone with diabetes has access to information and support that reflects their unique experiences.

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• Why was Diversity In Diabetes created
• Closing the gap in the diabetes community
• How Diversity in Diabetes provides support

 

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