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EPISODE · Sep 18, 2024 · 26 MIN

#44: Diabetes Diary: learning to ‘let go’ and WTF is the ‘Somoghi effect’

from The Stripped Pod · host Stripped Supply Diabetes Service

Welcome to The Stripped Pod, where we have real, honest conversations about diabetes beyond the numbers. On today's episode, we meet diabetes diarist Steph and answer your burning questions about the Chronic Somoghi effect.  Follow our Diabetes Diarist Steph on Instagram @flippingsteph Follow Nurse Rachel on Instagram @australiandiabetestechnology Become our next diabetes diarist and ⁠submit your Diabetes Diaries entry⁠. This episode was brought to you by Stripped Supply, a subscription box and learning platform that makes diabetes simpler. Use the code PODVIP at checkout to get your first box with half-price membership fees. Want to support our show? We knew you were a BGL (bloody great legend)! Click 'follow' or 'subscribe' wherever you listen to this podcast (bonus BGL points if you leave a review too!). Join Stripped Supply Learn Join our Facebook group Check out our website Write to us: email [email protected] DM us a voice note on Instagram TIME STAMPS 00:00 Introduction 4:54 Making diabetes 'trend' 6:43 Diabetes diary with Steph 21:48 Dia-lemma: the somoghi effect

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