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Episode 6: I Love You, But Please Shut Up About My Blood Sugar
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Let’s talk about the people who love you… but make your diabetes harder than it needs to be.
This week on Sick of Pricks, we’re diving into what it feels like to manage type 2 diabetes around family, coworkers, and friends who just don’t get it. The unsolicited advice. The side-eyes at dinner. The sabotage wrapped in concern. You know the type.
Inside this episode:
- Why their “help” feels like a guilt trip
- The emotional toll of constant comments about your plate, meds, or body
- How to shut it down with calm comebacks (or spicy boundaries)
- What to do when someone in your circle is actively sabotaging your progress
- The mindset shift that frees you from needing their approval
Because you shouldn’t have to defend your diagnosis—or your choices—every time you show up for yourself.
If you’ve ever left a family gathering feeling more judged than supported, hit play. And maybe send this to the relative who needs to hear it the most.
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