Bad Diabetic Club

Most people with t1d aren’t missing effort. They’re missing explanation.In this episode, I share a personal story that helped shape everything I do in diabetes education today.Early in my T1D journey, I was told to start adjusting my pump settings every two weeks. But no one explained how to do it or why those changes mattered.So I taught myself.I studied reports, experimented with settings, and slowly improved my time in range and A1C. But when I proudly showed the progress at my next appointment, the response shocked me.I was told to stop.That moment revealed something much bigger than one frustrating appointment.For many people living with t1d, the issue may not be effort or discipline. In many cases, it might be the system itself.Most diabetes care is designed for short medical appointments and medication management. But managing t1d often requires something different: ongoing education, pattern recognition, and real understanding of how blood sugar actually works.In this conversation, I explore why so many people might feel confused, blamed, or stuck when it comes to their numbers and what can change when someone finally understands the why behind blood sugar patterns.📌 In this episode, you might learn:✨ why diabetes education often leaves people feeling unsupported✨ why most appointments simply don’t have enough time for deep education✨ why advice like “eat fewer carbs” may not solve the real problem✨ how understanding insulin timing and CGM patterns might change how you approach blood sugar✨ why confidence and trust in your own decision making can be one of the biggest transformationsI also share real examples from people I have worked with who went from fear and frustration to greater clarity and confidence in their diabetes management.In many cases, the biggest change isn’t a specific number.It’s understanding.When blood sugar finally starts to make sense, diabetes management may begin to feel less like guessing and more like strategy.And for many people living with t1d, that shift can be powerful.🎧 Listen now on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts & all major platforms🩷 Doors are OPEN for the Bad Diabetic ACADEMY waitlist - https://www.typeonetypefun.com/pl/2148742669✅ Follow Madi: https://www.instagram.com/type.one.type.funDisclaimer: This content is for educational and informational purposes only and should not replace personalized medical advice. Always consult your healthcare provider before making changes to your diabetes management.

Diagnosed at 13, he built the tool he wished existed.In this episode, Madi sits down with Drew Mendelow, founder of T1D1, a free, FDA-cleared insulin dosing and diabetes management app designed specifically for people living with type 1 diabetes.Drew quickly realized there was no simple, free tool to help with insulin calculations right from day one. So he decided to build one himself.What started as a summer coding project now supports around 50,000 users.And it is just getting started.Rather than creating something overly complicated, Drew focused on simplicity. T1D1 helps users:✨ calculate insulin doses using personalized settings✨ log blood sugars and insulin in one place✨ send reports directly to medical providers✨ store common foods for easier carb counting✨ access the app even without wifi✨ use mg/dL or mmol/L unitsThe app is completely free, with no ads.After being temporarily removed from the App Store for regulatory reasons, Drew spent five years working toward FDA clearance. That process may increase trust and confidence for users, families, schools, and healthcare providers.For many people living with t1d, daily calculations can feel overwhelming, especially at diagnosis.In some cases, having a simple, accessible tool might help reduce anxiety and create a little more confidence in daily care.Learn more about T1D1:https://www.t1d1.org🎧 Listen now on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts & all major platforms🩷 Doors are OPEN for the Bad Diabetic ACADEMY waitlist - https://www.typeonetypefun.com/pl/2148742669✅ Follow Madi: https://www.instagram.com/type.one.type.funDisclaimer: This content is for educational and informational purposes only and should not replace personalized medical advice. Always consult your healthcare provider before making changes to your diabetes management.

Living with type 1 diabetes doesn’t automatically mean giving up adventure, travel, or time outdoors. In many cases, it just means learning how to prepare differently.In this episode of The Bad Diabetic Club, Madi sits down with Paul Reed, founder of Type 1 Outdoors and someone who has lived with type 1 diabetes for nearly 40 years.From hiking and mountaineering to managing blood sugar miles from home, Paul shares what actually helps people build confidence outside, especially when fear has kept them stuck.Rather than focusing on restriction, this conversation explores how planning, mindset, and simple systems might make adventure feel more accessible for many people living with t1d.📌In this episode, you’ll learn:✨why preparation often matters more than courage with type 1 diabetes✨how small, manageable steps might help rebuild confidence after fear or burnout✨what to pack for outdoor activities, from short hikes to multi day trips✨why backups for your backups can reduce mental load✨how nature and time outdoors might support mental health for some people with chronic conditions✨why living with type 1 diabetes does not have to mean living smallerPaul also shares how Type 1 Outdoors was created, what he’s seen help others feel more capable, and why community can play a powerful role in confidence and sustainability.If you’ve ever felt held back by fear of lows, tech failure, or being far from help, this conversation might help you think differently about what’s possible.Learn more about Paul and Type 1 Outdoors: https://www.typeoneoutdoors.com🎧 Listen now on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts & all major platforms🩷 Doors are OPEN for the Bad Diabetic ACADEMY waitlist - https://www.typeonetypefun.com/pl/2148742669✅ Follow Madi: https://www.instagram.com/type.one.type.funDisclaimer: This podcast is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice. Always consult your healthcare provider before making changes to your treatment or medication.

In this episode, Madi sits down with Dr. Larry Deeb, a pediatric endocrinologist with more than 40 years of experience caring for children with diabetes and a former president of the American Diabetes Association.Over 4 decades in practice, Dr. Deeb has witnessed diabetes care evolve from urine glucose testing to automated insulin delivery systems. But what he shares in this conversation goes far beyond technology. He walks through a recent case that may suggest type 1 diabetes can be delayed, and possibly prevented, in certain high risk situations when families are identified early and closely monitored.They discuss what antibody screening can reveal, how TrialNet works, and why early detection may matter for some families with a history of type 1 diabetes. Dr. Deeb also shares lessons learned from global diabetes care through Life for a Child, highlights the importance of collaboration between providers and patients, and explains why curiosity may be one of the most important traits in medicine.This conversation also explores the differences between type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes in children, how early signs may sometimes be overlooked, and why perfection is never the goal when managing blood sugar. Dr. Deeb offers a powerful mindset shift that many people living with diabetes may find grounding, focusing on living with diabetes rather than for it.📌 In this episode, you will learn✨How diabetes treatment has changed over the last 40 years✨What antibody screening may reveal before diagnosis✨Why not everyone with antibodies develops type 1 diabetes✨How early intervention might delay progression in some cases✨The role of TrialNet for families with a history of type 1 diabetes✨Key differences between type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes in children✨Why collaboration and perspective matter in diabetes care✨How technology may continue to reduce the daily burden of management✨Why time in range matters more than perfection✨What it really means to live with diabetes instead of for it🔗 Resources mentioned: TrialNet screening information may be helpful for families with a loved one who has type 1 diabetes. More information can be found at https://www.trialnet.orgLearn more about Life for a Child at https://lifeforachild.orgFor additional diabetes education resources, visit https://directdiabetes.comThis conversation may challenge the idea that diabetes management has to be rigid, overwhelming, or perfect to be successful.For many people, progress looks like curiosity, collaboration, and giving yourself permission to live your life while managing diabetes along the way.Hope, perspective, and optimism are woven throughout this episode, especially for families navigating uncertainty or newly diagnosed seasons.🎧 Listen now on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts & all major platforms📚 Free book: typeonetypefun.com/free-book✅ Follow Madi: https://www.instagram.com/type.one.type.fun🎙️ More episodes: https://typeonetypefun.comDisclaimer: This podcast is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice. Always consult your healthcare provider before making changes to your treatment or medication.

Everyone waits for January 1st to make a change. Not us. Your reset starts NOW. 🎯December isn't just holiday chaos. It's actually the perfect time to set yourself up so you're not scrambling in January feeling behind before you even start.Today I'm giving you the exact framework I use with my clients to prep for a new year of thriving with T1D, not just surviving.🎯 The 5-Step Reset Framework:1️⃣ Reflect Before You ResetYou can't know where you're going if you don't know where you've been. What worked this year? What didn't? What drained you most? What gave you energy? Did you have support or were you doing this alone? Write down ONE win and ONE struggle from 2025. That's it. Awareness is step one.2️⃣ Check Your Settings AND Your SystemsBefore you set goals, let's make sure your foundation isn't cracked. When's the last time you reviewed your basal or long-acting insulin? Are your carb ratios working or are you constantly correcting? Is your correction factor actually correcting? Sometimes you're not failing. Your settings are just wrong. And sometimes your systems need a refresh too.3️⃣ Set Intentions, Not Just GoalsGoals are great. But intentions are what actually change your life. The difference? A goal is "I want a lower A1C." An intention is "I want to feel confident and in control of my blood sugars." When you focus on how you want to FEEL, the actions become clearer.4️⃣ Find Your SupportYou cannot do this alone. And honestly? You shouldn't have to. People who thrive with T1D have support. Period. They have people in their corner who understand the 3am alarms, the mental load, the invisible exhaustion. If you don't have someone you can text when diabetes is hard, 2026 needs to include finding your people.5️⃣ Take Action in December (Not January)December isn't wasted time. It's prep time. Do the work now so in January you get to coast. Your New Year's resolution can literally just be maintaining what you built in December.💡 Key Takeaways:✅ How to reflect on 2025 without judgment (what worked, what didn't)✅ Why your settings AND systems both need a check before the new year✅ The difference between goals and intentions (and why it matters)✅ How to find support so you're not doing this alone in 2026✅ Why December is the BEST time to reset (not January 1st)This episode is for you IF:✅ You're tired of starting every January feeling behind✅ You want 2026 to feel different but don't know where to start✅ You've been managing T1D alone and you're exhausted✅ You're ready to stop surviving and start thriving✅ You want a clear framework (not just motivation)The Reality:Type 1 diabetes is TOUGH. So are you. You're managing a disease that requires constant decisions just to LIVE. Give yourself more credit. Your gut feelings matter. Your struggles are valid. And you deserve support that actually works for YOUR life.Whether you're celebrating your own fresh start or supporting someone with T1D, this framework will give you the tools, mindset, and plan to make 2026 your best year yet.🎧 Listen now on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts & all major platforms📚 Get my FREE book: typeonetypefun.com/free-book✅ Follow Madi: https://www.instagram.com/type.one.type.fun🎙️ More episodes: TypeOneTypeFun.comDisclaimer: This podcast is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice. Always consult your healthcare provider before making changes to your treatment or medication.

Two people. Same 7.0% A1C. Completely different experiences.Person A spends their day bouncing between 60 and 250. Constantly correcting. Constantly treating lows. Exhausted from the roller coaster.Person B hangs out between 100 and 180 most of the day. Rarely going low. Feeling good. Living their life.Same A1C. Very different realities.In this solo episode, I'm breaking down why your A1C does NOT tell the whole story and why you need to stop letting that one number define your success with Type 1 diabetes.💡 What You'll Learn:✅ What A1C actually measures (and what it completely misses)✅ Why a "good" A1C can still mean burnout, restriction, and misery✅ The hidden danger of chasing a lower A1C at any cost✅ Time in range, time below range, and coefficient of variation explained✅ The questions to ask yourself that matter MORE than your A1C✅ How to reframe success with T1D (hint: it's not about perfection)This episode is for you if:✅ You leave your endo appointment feeling unseen despite a "good" A1C✅ You're exhausted from the blood sugar roller coaster✅ You've sacrificed quality of life for a decimal point✅ You're constantly chasing lows just to keep your A1C down✅ You need a reminder that you are MORE than a numberHere's the truth: You can have a perfect A1C and be completely burned out. And you can have a slightly higher A1C with 75% time in range, minimal lows, and a life you actually enjoy living.Your A1C is useful information. But it's not the only information. And it's definitely not the most important information.You are so much more than a number 💙🎧 Listen now on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts & all major platforms📚 Get my FREE book: typeonetypefun.com/free-book💬 DM me: https://www.instagram.com/type.one.type.fun🎙️ More episodes at TypeOneTypeFun.com & https://directdiabetes.comDisclaimer: This podcast is for educational and informational purposes only. Always consult your healthcare provider before making changes to your treatment or medication.

November 3, 2025 marks 13 years of living with Type 1 diabetes, and I'm sharing the 13 most powerful lessons I've learned—the ones I wish someone had told me from day one. These aren't just tips about carb counting or insulin ratios. These are the mindset shifts, permission slips, and real-world strategies that transformed me from surviving to thriving.🎯 The 13 Lessons You'll Learn:1️⃣ You Don't Have to Accept Limiting Narratives - Rewrite the rules that don't serve you2️⃣ You Have Permission to Eat Sugar - Carbs aren't the enemy, strategy is everything3️⃣ Fire Your Doctor If They Don't Serve You - You're NOT a burden4️⃣ You Need BOTH Education AND Empowerment - Technical skills + mindset = transformation5️⃣ Minimize the Work, Maximize the Rewards - My signature coaching philosophy6️⃣ From Surviving to Thriving - Freedom and great blood sugar control AREN'T mutually exclusive7️⃣ Your Struggle Is Your Superpower - How T1D shaped you into someone incredible8️⃣ Diabetes Education Should Be Accessible - Why I give my book away for free9️⃣ You're Not Failing—Your Settings Might Be Wrong - The difference between systems vs. settings🔟 From 180 Decisions to 20-25 Habits - Stanford research on simplifying the mental load1️⃣1️⃣ Find YOUR Blood Sugar Comfort Zone - Not what the ADA says, what works for YOU1️⃣2️⃣ Your Doctor Gives Ratios, You Learn Your Body - Becoming the expert on yourself1️⃣3️⃣ Find Your People - Why lived experience matters as much as textbook knowledge💡 Key Takeaways:How to go from 180 daily decisions to just 20-25 sustainable habitsWhy a "good" A1C doesn't tell the whole story (and what to focus on instead)How to lower your average blood sugar by 50+ points without feeling deprivedThe difference between providers who see you as a number vs. those who see you as a personHow to know if you need to change your SETTINGS or your SYSTEMSThis episode is for you if:✅ You're newly diagnosed and overwhelmed✅ You've been managing T1D for years but feel stuck✅ Your A1C "looks good" but you feel miserable✅ You're terrified of lows and running yourself high✅ Your endo makes you feel like a bad diabetic✅ You're ready to stop surviving and start THRIVINGType 1 diabetes is TOUGH. So are you. You're surviving with a disease that requires constant management just to LIVE. Your gut feelings matter. Your struggles are valid. And you deserve providers, resources, and strategies that actually work for YOUR life.🎧 Listen now on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts & all major platforms📚 Get my FREE book at typeonetypefun.com/free-book✅ Follow https://www.instagram.com/type.one.type.fun🎙️ More episodes: TypeOneTypeFun.com & https://directdiabetes.comTimestamps:0:00 - Introduction: 13 Years with Type 1 Diabetes1:15 - Lesson 1: Reject Limiting Narratives2:24 - Lesson 2: You Have Permission to Eat Sugar4:53 - Lesson 3: Fire Your Doctor If Needed7:21 - Lesson 4: Education + Empowerment9:34 - Lesson 5: Minimize Work, Maximize Rewards14:14 - Lesson 6: From Surviving to Thriving16:37 - Lesson 7: Your Struggle = Your Superpower19:00 - Lesson 8: Accessible Diabetes Education21:18 - Lesson 9: You're Not Failing23:38 - Lesson 10: From 180 to 20 Decisions26:03 - Lesson 11: Find Your Comfort Zone30:46 - Lesson 12: Learn Your Body33:09 - Lesson 13: Find Your PeopleDisclaimer: This podcast is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice. Always consult your healthcare provider before making changes to your treatment or medication.

Living with diabetes doesn't have to mean living in constant chaos.In this episode, Madi Cheever, MPH, RD, LDN, CHES sits down with Coach Ken, diabetes health coach and host of The Healthy Diabetic Podcast, to talk about practical ways to simplify diabetes management and take back control of your life.Research shows people with Type 1 diabetes make 180+ decisions every day. But what if you could turn that overwhelming mental load into just 20-25 consistent habits?💡 What You'll Learn:✅ Simplifying Diabetes – How to reduce decision fatigue and create sustainable routines✅ Mindset Shifts – Why acceptance, honesty, and aligning your identity are key to thriving✅ Burnout & Mental Health – Recognizing the root causes and actionable steps to move forward✅ Strength Training & Blood Sugar – How timing, insulin on board, and exercise type impact glucose levels✅ Food Myths & Freedom – Why carbs aren't the enemy and how strategy beats restriction✅ Finding Your Comfort Zone – How to set realistic blood sugar targets that work for YOUR life✅ The Power of Coaching – Why working with someone who's lived it makes all the differenceCoach Ken and Madi remind you that it's not about perfection—it's about progress, sustainability, and finding what works for you. Your doctor gives you ratios, but it's your job to learn your body and make adjustments (with your healthcare team's support, of course).Whether you're newly diagnosed, decades into your journey, or supporting someone you love, this conversation will help you simplify the chaos and start living life first—with diabetes management as the supporting role, not the star of the show.🎧Listen now on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts & all major podcast platforms - TypeOneTypeFun.com and DirectDiabetes.com🔗 Connect with Coach Ken:🎧 Podcast: The Healthy Diabetic Podcast (available on all platforms)📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coachk3n/🌐 Website: SimplifyingDiabetes.comRegistered Dietitian & T1D Coach Madi Cheever hosts this helpful/uplifting podcast:✅ Follow Madi https://www.instagram.com/type.one.type.fun📚 Get her FREE book for practical T1D strategies & empowerment at typeonetypefun.com/free-book🎙️ You can also watch episodes of this podcast on her platforms at TypeOneTypeFun.com🎙️ Find more podcast episodes + diabetes news at: https://directdiabetes.comDisclaimer: The content provided in this episode is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not intended as medical advice and should not be used to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any health condition. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional before making any changes to your health regimen. Reliance on any information provided is solely at your own risk.

Get the strategies that changed everything - grab your FREE copy of You Have Permission: Eat Sugar, Fire Your Doctor, and Rewrite the Rules of T1D at 📚: typeonetypefun.com/free-bookWhether you're newly diagnosed and overwhelmed, decades in with diabetes burnout, or supporting someone with Type 1 diabetes - this episode gives you permission to rewrite the rules that aren't serving you.In this raw, vulnerable solo episode, Madi shares her T1D diagnosis story from Halloween night as a terrified 14-year-old to the doctor who told her she'd "never again have a perfect record of health." But this isn't just storytelling - it's about giving you practical tools for diabetes management you can use today.What you'll discover:The real story behind Madi's Type 1 diabetes diagnosis (and why timing matters more than you think)Why this book works for anyone - whether you're 2 weeks or 20 years into your T1D journeyHow repetition and diabetes education build genuine insulin confidencePractical strategies for carb counting, exercise with T1D, and blood sugar managementWhy healthcare providers, family members, and diabetes supporters need these tools tooThis episode transforms a personal story into actionable strategies around diabetes burnout, T1D support, and building confidence with insulin management.Ready to rewrite your T1D rules? Your free copy of You Have Permission is waiting at typeonetypefun.com/free-bookConnect with Madi: ✅ Instagram: @type.one.type.fun for daily T1D support and education 🎙️ More episodes and diabetes resources: DirectDiabetes.com 📚 Free book and T1D strategies: typeonetypefun.com/free-book#Type1Diabetes #T1D #DiabetesDiagnosis #InsulinConfidence #T1DSupport #DiabetesManagement #DiabetesBurnout #T1DEducation

Want a FREE book? Grab one here: https://www.typeonetypefun.com/free-bookIn this special bonus lightning episode, host Madi Cheever, MPH, RD, LDN, CHES, shares the story behind her brand-new book You Have Permission: Eat Sugar, Fire Your Doctor, and Rewrite the Rules of T1D.Madi opens up about:✨ The life-changing diabetes conference she attended with her dad 10 years ago—and how it inspired her dream of speaking on that very stage.✨ Her journey from dietetics to public health, and the friendships that paved the way to her 2025 TCOYD speaking opportunity.✨ Why she wrote her 350+ page book: to thank the community that shaped her and to change at least one person’s life with diabetes.✨ Early feedback from readers whose blood sugars improved within 24 hours of applying her strategies.✨ What readers can expect: the first 280 pages of raw, empowering stories and reframes, plus 70+ pages of practical diabetes education on nutrition, insulin, exercise, and mindset.The best part? Madi is offering the book FREE because she believes life-changing diabetes education should be accessible to everyone.📖 Grab your copy now: https://www.typeonetypefun.com/free-book

🚀 Meet GlucoSense – the AI-powered app making life with diabetes so much easier! You can get it FREE in the iOS/Android app stores.💡 What it does:✅ Connects with Dexcom & Freestyle Libre CGMs✅ Combines your meals, sleep, insulin & exercise in one clear view✅ Gives you a daily glucose score + tips to stay in range✅ Reduces the 180+ daily T1D decisions down to just the important ones✅ AI-powered insights grounded in clinical research (backed by NIH grants!)✅ Smart food logging with photo recognition—no manual entry required👨‍💻 Created by Jonathan Fitch & Cole Chalab after a scary college seizure experience, GlucoSense is here to turn your numbers into insights—and your insights into confidence. 💪In this episode, we dive into Jonathan's personal Type 1 diabetes journey, the terrifying moment that sparked this innovation, and how their breakthrough GlucoScore goes beyond time-in-range to capture the full story of your day. Whether you're dealing with diabetes burnout, decision fatigue, or just want better support from family and friends, this conversation is packed with hope and practical solutions.🎧 See their video podcast & learn how GlucoSense could be your new favorite diabetes companion! Catch it on: YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts & all other major podcast platforms - the link's in our bio & at DirectDiabetes.com.Follow GlucoSense on:Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/glucosense_inc/⁠ TikTok: @glucosenseWebsite: ⁠GlucoSense.ai⁠ Registered Dietitian & T1D Coach Madi Cheever hosts this helpful/uplifting podcast: ✅ Follow Madi ⁠https://www.instagram.com/type.one.type.fun⁠📚 Get her book for practical T1D strategies & empowerment - coming SOON!🎙️ You can also watch episodes of this podcast on her platforms at ⁠TypeOneTypeFun.com⁠ 🎙️Find more podcast episodes + diabetes news at:⁠ https://directdiabetes.com⁠

Can you really eat brownies for breakfast when living with type 2 diabetes?Author, advocate, and type 2 diabetes thriver Lynne Bowman says YES—and she’s made it her delicious mission to prove it.In this inspiring and empowering episode, Madi Cheever, MPH, RD, LDN, CHES—a type 1 diabetes expert and founder of Type One Type Fun—sits down with Lynne to unpack her journey with type 2 diabetes, her no-BS nutrition philosophy, and her bestselling cookbook Brownies for Breakfast.✨ What you’ll learn:Why Lynne believes eating for type 2 diabetes might just be the healthiest way to eat (and the tastiest!)How she uses sugar-free sweeteners like allulose and monk fruit without sacrificing flavorThe role of simple habits like meal timing and sleep in supporting blood sugar balanceHow pink pumpkin donuts and a 2-ingredient salad dressing can make real food feel fun and doableWhether you’re living with type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes, supporting someone who is, or just looking for real food recipes without the sugar spike—this episode is packed with tools, laughter, and lived experience.📚 Grab Brownies for Breakfast on Amazon or Audible, and join Lynne’s mission to make type 2 diabetes-friendly food joyful again.🎧 Listen on YouTube + all podcast platforms.🔗 RESOURCES & LINKS:Lynne BowmanInstagram: @lynneparmiterbowmanSubstack: lynnebowman.substack.comWebsite: lynnebowman.comAmazon Affiliate Link: https://amzn.to/3UlooxB Direct DiabetesWebsite: directdiabetes.comInstagram: @directdiabetesMadi Cheever | Type One Type FunWebsite: typeonetypefun.comInstagram: @type.one.type.fun

🎮 A FREE video game that teaches Type 1 Diabetes?! Yes, it’s real—and it’s changing lives.In this episode, diabetes coach Madi Cheever (@TypeOneTypeFun) interviews game developer Sam Glassenberg, the dad behind Level One—a new, free diabetes education game built for kids, families, and caregivers.When Sam’s 5-year-old daughter was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes (T1D), he realized how broken the “onboarding experience” was for families. So, using his background building games like Star Wars, Hunger Games, and Mission Impossible, he created something better: a mobile game that teaches T1D through play.📱 What is Level One?It’s a mobile game that turns complex T1D concepts—carb counting, pre-bolusing, insulin timing, ketones—into fun, accessible mini-games for patients, parents, teachers, babysitters, and more.💡 “What took me a year to learn, this game could’ve taught me in hours.” — Sam Glassenberg👉 Learn more: https://playlevelone.com📲 Search Level One Diabetes in the App Store or Google Play.🎧 Listen to the full episode now!🌟 Follow Madi for more T1D advocacy, education, and support:Instagram, YouTube, and more: https://typeonetypefun.com🎙️ Find more podcast episodes + diabetes news at: https://directdiabetes.com