Episode 7: Stereotypes

Episode 7 of the Pancreas On Strike! podcast, hosted by ckristina0924, titled "Episode 7: Stereotypes " was published on November 3, 2023 and runs 19 minutes.

November 3, 2023 ·19m · Pancreas On Strike!

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Summary

"Are you sure you can eat that" "You became diabetic from eating too much sugar" "You cannot eat sugar" these are just some of the many stereotypes that come with being diabetic. It is so important to educate people on the myths and the truth when it comes to diabetes. This episode goes into detail about many stereotypes, the truths of these stereotypes, and what those who are not diabetic, can do to help support those who are diabetic.

Episode Description

"Are you sure you can eat that"

"You became diabetic from eating too much sugar"

"You cannot eat sugar"

these are just some of the many stereotypes that come with being diabetic. It is so important to educate people on the myths and the truth when it comes to diabetes. This episode goes into detail about many stereotypes, the truths of these stereotypes, and what those who are not diabetic, can do to help support those who are diabetic.

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