A T1D Dad's Worst Fear: His Son's Diagnosis. The Surprising Outcome? "It Made Me Calmer."
Description
A very common fear among adults with type 1 is having a child diagnosed with T1D. My guest this week was diagnosed at age 7 and he says he held his breath each time one of his three children passed the milestone. But then, his youngest was diagnosed at age 8.
I'm talking to Brian Foster about that experience, what surprised him, how everyone's doing now and a lot more. He's also a CDCES and has a master's degree in exercise physiology. Brian is an Ironman triathlete who has completed more than 50 marathons and we get his advice about the endurance sports he loves.
Brian's blog My Sweet Hat Trick here
Our previous episodes with marathon runners with T1D here
Previous episodes with endurance athletes with T1D here
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