#003 The Time I Decided to Share

#003 The Time I Decided to Share

This episode wasn't easy to research but the end result was a better understanding of how Arden's Day went from a type 1 diabetes advocacy website to the patient blog that it is today. Spoilers, it was a video of Arden describing a low blood glucose induced seizure that revealed the power of transparency and all of the good that comes from not hiding even the ugliest truths about living with type 1 diabetes.

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Blog posts mentioned in this episode:

First post on Arden's Day

Arden describes a seizure

Arden's morning routine video

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