In season 9 episode 10, Miriam shares insights into her pregnancy with type 1 diabetes—with tips for each trimester—and Christie shares some big life news of her own.
Season 9 Ep. 10: Miriam on a Type 1 Pregnancy and Christie’s Big News
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Season 9 Episode 9: Diabetes & Mental Health ft. Dr. Mark Heyman
In season 9 episode 9, Emily speaks with Mark Heyman, Ph.D., CDCES, author of Diabetes Sucks And You Can Handle It, and CEO of the Center for Diabetes and Mental Health, about the mental weight of living with type 1 diabetes, and how his new book addresses these stressors.
Season 9 Ep. 8: What to Expect When You’re Expecting as a Type 1 Diabetic ft. Miriam
In Season 9 Ep. 8, Miriam takes the mic to discuss her experience and tips for pregnancy with type 1 diabetes.
Season 9 Ep. 7: Summertime Travel Tips
On season 9 episode 7, Emily and Christie offer up some of their best travel tips for summertime trips, including the best low snacks that won't melt, how to pack for a getaway, and more.
Season 9 Ep. 6: A Toast to Being Misdiagnosed ft. Mila from @thehangrywoman
In Season 9 Ep. 6, Emily and Mila discuss her years-long journey to the right diagnosis, her blog, and the importance of finding the right doctor for you.
Season 9 Ep. 5: Raising a Resilient T1D ft. Stephanie and Eden
Season 9 Ep. 3: Dealing With Dia-Haters
In Season 9 Ep. 3, Emily and Christie talk navigating rude comments about diabetes.
Season 9 Ep. 2: What the Dex
In season 9 episode 2, Christie shares how she likes her Dexcom and what she's learned from life with a continuous glucose monitor (CGM).
Season 9 Ep. 1: Advocating for Yourself With Medical Professionals
In season 9 episode 1, Christie is back in the cohosting chair while Miriam is on maternity leave—Emily and Christie discuss actionable ways in which you can advocate for yourself at the doctor's, on the phone with health insurance and medical supply companies, and more.
Season 8 Ep. 11: Toxic Friendships
In Season 8 Ep. 11, Emily and Miriam discuss all-things toxic friendships, and how they could be affecting your chronic illness.
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