We're talking about diabetes weight loss medications and blood pressure monitors for home use, and sharing one woman's journey to manage her type 2 diabetes after the loss of her husband, with music from Jessye Norman.

Divabetic'sDiabetes Late Nite podcast guests include Patricia Addie-Gentle RN, CDE, Mandy Reece PharmD CDCES, BC-ADM, BCACP, FADCES, and Know Diabetes By Heart Ambassador, Sarah Bryant. 

Throughout the podcast we will be featuring music from Jessye Norman's Roots: My Life, My Song (Live at The Philharmonie Berlin) album courtesy of SONY Music.

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Divabetic Podcasts offer a fresh approach to diabetes and health and wellness information. The shows are packed with expert advice on managing diabetes and living well, interspersed with music snippets, comedy skits, and numerous guest speakers designed to motivate and encourage listeners to live their best lives.

Divabetic (Divabetic.org) is a vibrant national nonprofit dedicated to health and wellness for those living with or affected by diabetes. Led by the exuberant Max "Mr. Divabetic" Szadek, our podcast series energizes and empowers listeners to embrace a healthier lifestyle—all with a touch of style, a feather boa, and plenty of smiles!

Founded in 2005, Divabetic was inspired by music legend Luther Vandross, whose personal battle with diabetes ignited our mission. We proudly bridge the gap between patients and healthcare providers, translating complicated medical language into accessible knowledge while boosting confidence and hope.

Recognized by leaders like President Obama and Mayor Michael Bloomberg, Divabetic champions our "Glam More, Fear Less" philosophy, encouraging women to become wellness ambassadors in their families and communities. Join us on the journey to glamorize good health! Visit Divabetic online at www.divabetic.org.