The Diagnosis

Child Actor, Diabadass Mom: Rhea Silverkorn’s Full-Circle Story

Rhea Silverkorn joins Jess to connect two unlikely worlds: Hollywood and high-risk OB visits. As a kid, Rhea played, Barbara, a diabetic in One Good Cop and as an adult, she managed gestational diabetes with food logs, finger-pricks, and fierce discipline. We unpack the hardest cravings, the protein-with-carbs hack, the importance of science, and the power of a “type three” support system. Also inside: navigating celiac for her son, rethinking “high maintenance” at restaurants, and the quiet confidence that comes from learning your body—and a new instrument. Demand Beacon Digital Marketing [https://www.demandbeacon.com/] Marketing dedicated to increasing leads and revenue for companies Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

T3D Diabetic Spouse

In this episode of the Diabadass podcast, Jess Sweetin interviews her husband Mark Liscak about his experiences and insights as a partner to someone with type 1 diabetes. They discuss the challenges of managing diabetes, the importance of support systems, and common misconceptions about the condition. Mark shares personal anecdotes, including his first experiences with Jess's diabetes, and emphasizes the need for awareness and understanding in relationships involving diabetes. The conversation highlights the resilience of those living with diabetes and the critical role of their support systems. Demand Beacon Digital Marketing [https://www.demandbeacon.com/] Marketing dedicated to increasing leads and revenue for companies Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

The Diagnosis

In this inaugural episode, Jess Sweetin introduces herself as a type 1 diabetic and shares her journey with diabetes, including her diagnosis story and the impact it has had on her life. She emphasizes the importance of community and support for diabetics and their families, while also highlighting the challenges and financial burdens associated with the disease. Jess aims to create a platform for connection, humor, and resources for those affected by diabetes, and expresses her hope for a future cure. If you need some help with diabetes, here are some resources for you: * Lilly Insulin Value Program [https://insulinaffordability.lilly.com/] - through this program dedicated to help diabetics get the insulin they need at $35/month.  * National Institute of Health [https://www.niddk.nih.gov/health-information/diabetes/financial-help-diabetes-care#medicines] -  Info on insurance plans that will cover diabetics, local resources for care and costs, help paying for medicines and supplies. * Most insulin manufacturers will offer a discount if you ask ;)