Roz has been living with type 1 diabetes for over 23 years and has been training as a powerlifter with her coach Steve for the last six. Since that first session together, Steve has learned a lot more about diabetes than just what to do when Roz is low and he uses that knowledge to not only be a better coach for Roz, but to be more empathetic towards all of his clients.
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The 3s gives people living with type 1 diabetes a chance to ask those close to them—the endearingly nicknamed “Type 3s”—how the disease affects them, too. These personal conversations offer a unique look at the burden shouldered by spouses, parents, and friends of people with type 1 diabetes. The 3s is a show from Beta Cell Podcast, hosted by Craig Stubing.