#347: What If Your Body Isn’t the Problem - Lisa Katzenberger

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In this episode, Coach Ken sits down with Lisa Katzenberger to explore what it really looks like to rebuild trust as a T1D parent. 

Lisa shares her personal journey navigating the emotional challenges that come with being a diabetes caregiver, and her perspective of navigating motherhood to a T1D child. Lisa is also an author and shares her journey in telling the story of how insulin was created - It Belongs to the World: Frederick Banting and the Discovery of Insulin.

🔑 Key Takeaways

• Why many people feel disconnected from their body with diabetes
• How to rebuild trust with your body over time
• The difference between control vs. awareness
• Why slowing down can improve your diabetes decisions
• How emotions influence blood sugar management
• The importance of self-awareness in daily decision-making
• How to approach diabetes with more confidence and less frustration

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• It Belongs To The World - The Discovery Of Insulin
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