Hello friends, and welcome to episode 443 of the Juice Box Podcast.

My hello friends has gotten higher, I don't know if you've noticed or not lately, I could

be like, hello friends, but I'm sometimes like, hello friends, I just let it happen.

Anyway, hello friends, welcome to episode 442 of the Juice Box Podcast.

Today's show is with Kim. Kim's daughter has been recently diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes,

and Kim has found a very interesting and important way to donate her time to Type 1.

Today we're going to be talking a lot about clinical trials, but also about Kim's daughter

and their experience. It's a little mishmash a hodgepodge kind of a thing, but uh, Kim,

well I'll let her tell you what she does. While you're listening, please remember that nothing

you hear on the Juice Box Podcast should be considered advice, medical or otherwise, please

always consult a physician before making any changes to your healthcare plan, or becoming

bold with insulin. I have to admit just then I kind of showed off with my lower range of my voice,

because I went into that hole like, hello friends, I was like, let me just show off my lower range.

Alright, so enough of that silliness. Before we get started though, I have to say this.

The show has advertisers, and this show is sponsored today by the Glucogon that my daughter

carries, JIVOKE hypo pen. Find out more at jivokeglucogon.com forward slash juice box.

The show is also sponsored today by the contour next one blood glucose meter. Check it out at contornext.com

forward slash juice box, juice box forward slash. Hi, I'm Kim, and until about a year and a half

ago, I knew absolutely nothing about any kind of diabetes, and at that point my daughter Nina,

who was then 13, was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes, and based on a few things that happened at her

diagnosis, and a few things I learned a little bit later on, I decided to get involved with

letting people know about clinical trials. So I became a clinical trial education volunteer with

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