#19: Just Two Guys Talking About Diabetes

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In this episode, Graham and I talk about some exciting things that have been on our minds. 

1. Perspectives on how other people think about diabetes.

2. Do you believe you could be successful if you didn't have access to your blood sugars via CGM/Phone? 

3. A mobile app created by a newly diagnosed 13-year-old boy. 

4. The importance of having digital or handwritten data.

5. The Whoop, a data-driven platform. Get daily personalized fitness, sleep, and recovery data delivered to you in real-time with WHOOP

Show Notes: 

• DREW MENDELOW was diagnosed at 13 years old. During his diagnosis and learning about diabetes, he created a mobile app to help diabetics control diabetes. Check out his 2 min interview with NPR.org. 

https://www.npr.org/2020/12/03/941941374/maryland-teen-designs-app-to-help-families-dealing-with-type-1-diabetes

• Whoop - whoop.com/overview/

Next Week: Check out an interview I did with a colleague and his type 1 father. We discuss his perspective on living with a parent with diabetes. We've spent so much time talked about diabetics and our views on what works for us. What an excellent opportunity to hear from a family member of a diabetic.

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