Show Notes
Dear Diabetes is a segment like no other.
In each episode of the Drew’s Daily Dose Podcast, guests read a personal letter they’ve written to their diabetes, reflecting on the highs, lows, lessons, and emotional weight of living with type 1.
Some are angry. Some are grateful. All are deeply honest.
This trailer gives you a taste of what to expect from this powerful, recurring feature—real voices, real letters, and real emotion from those living every day with diabetes.
Whether you live with T1D or love someone who does, Dear Diabetes will move you.
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