Embracing Diabetes, compassion, community and creativity Dr. Liz Stephens & Amy Stockwell
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Hello, and welcome to Embracing Diabetes, a podcast that explores the many different ways people are living with diabetes in the world. Join Amy Stockwell and Dr Liz Stephens who met in 2010, wanting to meet people who were involved in different projects, work or creative endeavors and learn more about them and how diabetes has impacted their journey.
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How to THRIVE with type one diabetes
Brooke Cassoff is a Certified Compassion Facilitator & Educator, international traveler, runner, surfer, and cookie enthusiast that has been living life with T1D since 2005. She is also a firm believer that those of us with diabetes can thrive not in spite of, but because of our condition and that contemplative practices can play a key role in supporting this transformation. Brooke was introduced to mindfulness and contemplative practices shortly after being diagnosed with diabetes a...
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Liz & Amy catch up
In this episode of Embracing Diabetes Liz and Amy catch up (and commiserate;)) about recent challenges, focusing particularly on hypoglycemia and its impacts. Despite setbacks like malfunctioning Dexcom sensors and stressful low blood sugar episodes, they share insights into diabetes management, highlighting the importance of self-advocacy, accessing medical supplies, and navigating the healthcare system. The conversation also touches on the emotional and physical toll of diabetes, workp...
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Empowering Women with Type 1 Diabetes with Dr. Anne Marie MacDonald
On this episode we talk to Dr. Anne Marie McDonald, national research manager for the JDRF in Toronto, mother of two, and Ironman athlete who has lived with type 1 diabetes since the age of four. We had a great conversation and got to hear about her presentations on T1D and pregnancy, and women with T1D and aging, at the 2024 Connected In Motion virtual slipstream.Featured on this episode:Anne Marie MacDonald, MD MSc, is a modern health care professional and passionate medical thought leader ...
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Motivational Interviewing and Diabetes: A Deep Dive with Dr. Michael Fulop
On this episode we talk to Dr. Michael Fulop, a clinical psychologist in Portland, Oregon who lives with type 1. Michael's used his perspective in his work with children and adults with diabetes, often with co occurring learning, emotional, or attentional disorders. He's been very involved in research with Type 1 and practices using motivational interviewing. He has been a huge advocate and support for our diabetes community, and I hope you enjoy our conversation. Featured on this Episo...
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How to Stay Physically and Emotionally Healthy During the Holidays
The lovely and talented Jennifer Smith returned for another conversation, this time focusing on staying physically and emotionally healthy during the holidays. Jenny is the director of lifestyle and nutrition at integrated diabetes, and also works as a registered dietitian, CDE and pump trainer.When this podcast was recorded, Christmas and New Year's were right around the corner followed by the season of resolutions. So we wanted to kick off our conversation with a few questions a...
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Rosie Becomes a Warrior, a children's book about type one diabetes
Featured on this Episode:Julia Flaherty is the author and illustrator of "Rosie Becomes a Warrior," a children's book series designed to empower children with type 1 diabetes to live their happiest lives. Flaherty has been living with type 1 diabetes since she was ten years old and has been contributing to the diabetes space professionally for almost a decade while working as a marketer in various industries. She loves connecting with others touched by diabetes and discussing its complex impa...
Customer Reviews
Top notch podcast
I love the human stories and professional expertise that make up this podcast! Just listened to episode on the Human Trial- really excellent!
Thank you
Thank you for sharing the stories and work of these inspiring people. This podcast will help all of us who love and work to help those living with diabetes. Dr. Liz Stephens continues to contribute her talents to improve diabetes care and to make us all more aware and informed.
Human trial with Lisa Hapner
Wonderful interview with Lisa Hepner, Director of the human trial. How better to understand diabetes and talk to diabetics and their advocates. I haven’t seen the movie yet, but that’s next on my agenda.thank you for spreading the word and explaining how to network politically to ask for funding for research for such an important topic.