A Sweet City Girl

Episode 8. How Do We Live With This Everyday?!

Hello everyone! Join me as I talk with my awesome friend Emily about what it's like living with a disease as a young adult. I always learn so much from her, and it's amazing knowing that someone understands the struggles you face, even with a different disease! Enjoy XOXO

Episode 7. Two Sweet City Gals & Type 1 Diabetes

Happy #mydiabetesmonday everyone! I'm excited to have my first guest on my podcast - my awesome younger sister Emma who also has Type 1 Diabetes. Listen to her own experiences and amazing knowledge, humour, and tips! Enjoy XOXO **Because my internet has been misbehaving lately, there are a few glitches/silent spots when Emma is talking.

Episode 6. Drinking Coffee & Reading The F*** It Diet

Disclaimer - I briefly talk about dieting, disordered eating and mental health so if those topics are a trigger for you please skip ahead! Today is another episode where I talk about a few different, important things - you'll learn about what drinking coffee and alcohol does as a Type 1 Diabetic, as well as hear about a great book, and my favourite local businesses with amazing products and services for Mother's Day, or any occasion! Enjoy XOXO. Local/Canadian businesses I mention: - Lost Cycle - Inspirations Beauty Clinic - Birds Beads Design - JH Custom Designs - Purdy Natural - Red Door Candles - Infused - Steed & Co. Lavender - Creations by Cass - Pots and Knots - Duck and Dodo - The Tea Haus - Elle Mair Co.

Episode 5. Vaccines, Donating Blood, and Why Your Diabetes Jokes Aren't Funny

Welcome to Episode 5! I wanted to share my experiences with some important topics related to this year, as well as rant about the harm of Diabetes jokes - seriously, they aren't funny and can make someone feel that their disease and struggles are nothing. As always I hope you learn just ONE new fact, and share it with the people in your life! Enjoy XOXO.

Episode 4. A True Hero, Sir Frederick Banting

Hello everyone and welcome to Episode 4! Today I'm excited to share the life of an extremely important person in the Type 1 Diabetes community. He is the reason we are all alive today; the reason we can live with Type 1 Diabetes. He had an interesting life and you can learn even more about him at The Banting House Museum National Historic Site, right here in my hometown of London, Ontario! I hope you learn something new and are surprised as I was when hearing his story! XOXO