Scott Benner 0:00Before we begin a brief disclaimer, the medical information on this podcast and on Arden stay calm is provided as an information resource only, and is not to be used or relied on for any diagnostic or treatment purposes. This information is not intended to be patient education and should not be used as a substitute for professional diagnosis and treatment. You can find the full version of this disclaimer by going to Arden stay calm or juicebox podcast.com scrolling to the bottom and clicking on disclaimer for those of you who have been listening to the podcast since it started, welcome back. And if you are a new listener, thank you for joining us. Let me introduce myself real quickly. My name is Scott Benner. I am the father of a little girl named Arden who has type one diabetes. Artem was diagnosed when she was two years old and is just about ready to turn 11 I write the diabetes parenting blog called Arden's day, which you can find at Arden Stay calm. Also on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, what else? Pinterest, if it's social media, and it's Arden's day, I think it's probably me. Okay, welcome to Episode 11 of the juice box podcast. I appreciate you coming by. Today we are going to talk about insulin. So there's not going to be any guests on this episode, although you may hear bazel snoring in the background bazel is Arden's little eight month old puppy. She named after her basal rate, and he is sound asleep and snoring away if you hear him. I apologize. Okay, so I want to talk about insulin because it's the main component to a lower a one C, and lower blood sugars in general, and going to speak just from my personal experience. Again, nothing here is advice. And you certainly should talk to your doctor before trying anything that you may hear, hear, hear, hear, I hate when I say Hear hear that you may hear on the podcast. Okay. So let's go back to rnb and diagnose she's two years old. We're in the hospital. It's of course, incredibly stressful and frightening. And not something you were expecting certainly wasn't something we were expecting. And it's bad news, good news, bad news. Good news back and forth all day long, right? Here's the bad news. Your child's just been diagnosed with an incurable autoimmune disease, their pancreas doesn't work anymore. It's no longer making insulin. But hey, here's the good news. There's man made insulin. So unlike prior to the finding of insulin, your child's not just going to die in a couple of days. You're going to be able to manage diabetes with insulin well, yay. That's fantastic. Small pause from the doctor. Insulin, however, is very dangerous. If you use too much of it. It could cause dizziness, seizure and even death. Well, why? Okay, great. So let me get it straight. disease. incurable. pancreas doesn't make insulin, but don't worry here some insulin, but be really careful because the insulin could kill you. Okay, I'm clear. Everything's good. Let's go home. Now I've got it.
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