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Diabetics Doing Things Podcast

Episode 314 - Help T1Ds in Myanmar with Jerry Gore Action 4 Diabetes

23 Apr 2025

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In this episode, Rob Howe speaks with Jerry Gore, co-founder of Action for Diabetes, about the dire situation for people with type 1 diabetes in Myanmar following a devastating earthquake. They discuss the challenges faced by diabetics in the region, the urgent need for insulin and medical supplies, and the efforts of Action for Diabetes to provide support. Jerry shares personal stories of resilience and hope, highlighting the importance of community and motivation in managing diabetes. The conversation emphasizes the need for donations and support to help those affected by the crisis. Donation links: https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/myanmar-earthquakefundraiser https://give.asia/campaign/a4d-myanmar-earthquakefundraiser#/donations Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Action for Diabetes and the Crisis in Myanmar 03:03 Understanding the Living Conditions in Myanmar 06:02 The Day-to-Day Life of a Type 1 Diabetic in Myanmar 09:04 Impact of the Earthquake on Diabetes Care 12:14 Current Situation and Urgent Needs 14:50 How to Help and Get Involved 17:57 Success Stories and Achievements of Action for Diabetes 21:08 The Importance of Sustainable Support 23:49 Reflections on the Diabetes Community and Global Disparities 27:13 Future Goals and Expansion of Action for Diabetes 33:14 Tipping Points in Diabetes Awareness 36:35 The Power of Community and Motivation 42:28 Connecting Through Shared Experiences 44:30 Advancements in Diabetes Management 46:32 Supporting Diabetes Initiatives Resources: www.action4diabetes.org

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