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Welcome to the Type 1 Club - Navigating Type 1 TogetherA podcast hosted by the Type 1 Foundation, a community who intimately understand the challenges and triumphs of raising a child with Type 1 Diabetes.Join us as we share others personal experiences, insights and expertise…
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Episode 46: Travelling with Type 1 Diabetes: Jacqui's Bali Survival Guide (opens the original)
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Travelling with Type 1 Diabetes can feel overwhelming but it doesn't have to stop your family from exploring the world. In this solo episode of The Type 1 Club, Jacqui shares everything she learned from a recent 12-day family holiday to Bali with her son Harvey, who lives with Type 1 Diabetes. From packing diabetes supplies and navigating airport security to managing overnight glucose monitoring overseas, this episode is packed with practical tips that will help you feel more confident travellin
Episode 45: "Give Yourself Grace": Navigating Type 1 with Your Child — Susan Mangion (opens the original)
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In this episode, Susan Mangion shares the story of her daughter Ella's Type 1 diagnosis and what life has looked like for their family since that day. Ella was almost 11 when she was diagnosed and Susan talks openly about those first days in hospital and the huge learning curve that followed. The conversation covers so many of the realities that come with raising a child with Type 1. From managing hypos and navigating school to learning to trust other people with Ella's care and slowly giving El
Episode 44: The Burnout No One Sees: Lucy's Type 1 Story (opens the original)
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What does Type 1 diabetes burnout really look like? For many people, the answer isn't what you'd expect. In this powerful conversation, I'm joined by diabetes advocate Lucy Woods, who was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at just six years old. Lucy shares her diagnosis story, growing up with diabetes before continuous glucose monitors and modern technology, and the years she silently struggled with burnout. What makes Lucy's story so important is that, from the outside, no one knew she was struggl
Episode 43: 16 Years of Silence: Aron Mazur's Turning Point with Type 1 Diabetes (opens the original)
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For 16 years, Aron Mazur managed his Type 1 diabetes largely on his own. From the outside, he looked like he had everything under control—a successful career, extensive travel, an active lifestyle and a HbA1c that suggested he was "doing fine." But behind the scenes, Aron was carrying something much heavier: shame, fear and the emotional burden of living with Type 1 diabetes. In this incredibly honest conversation, Aron shares his diagnosis story at age 17, including an initial false negative re
Episode 42: Type 1, Mental Health and Finding Your Community with Sarah Loftus (opens the original)
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What happens when you're diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes as an adult, far from home and with no idea what life is about to look like? In this episode, Jacqui sits down with Type 1 advocate Sarah Loftus to share her powerful diagnosis story. Diagnosed at 26 while living in Australia, Sarah opens up about months of unexplained symptoms, navigating a life-changing diagnosis without family nearby and learning to manage a condition she knew very little about. Sarah also speaks candidly about something
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