Your Diabestie Podcast

It’s hard to talk about privilege, but to do better for all of us, we have to face it.

Embracing a positive body image isn’t about achieving some idealized version of perfection. It’s about embracing your body for all that it is – scars, imperfections, and all. It’s about shifting the focus from how your body looks to what it can do. Your body is a marvel, capable of incredible things, and it deserves your love and appreciation.

Mila’s account highlights the complexities and barriers that individuals with chronic illnesses often face when navigating the healthcare system, emphasizing the need for improved accessibility and understanding of patients’ needs.

Torres’s life took a drastic turn two years prior to the interview when she lost vision in her right eye and suffered low vision in her left due to a detached retina, exacerbated by stress, high blood sugar, and blood pressure.

Your Diabestie discusses preventative healthcare and the importance of proactive measures to prevent chronic lifestyle diseases.

In this episode of Your Diabestie, Mila discussed the multifaceted nature of diabetes, including its causes and symptoms, and highlighted the different types of diabetes

Today’s episode with Corinna Santa Ana is just one of those conversations that I wish could have kept going. We covered so much in today’s episode.

Here’s how plant-based eating and exercise can drastically improve your diabetes management and lower your A1C according to two experts.

Mila Clarke: Welcome back to your diabestie. I’m your host Mila Clarke. I live with Latent Autoimmune Diabetes in Adults and today’s podcast. I am

Welcome to the first episode of Your Diabestie. I’m so excited to have you along this ride with me.