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Chronically Will Podcast - Type One Diabetes

Willie Streets Chronically Will Podcast

The Chronically Will podcast hosted by Willie (Will) Streets is a podcast about ReaL CoNVeRSaTiONS aND COMMUNiTY THaT NeeD TO Be HeARD. The conversations will be general talk, no script, no prompt! Our conversations will open the door to acceptance and change the narrative of people of color not seeking help etc. It’s all about having conversations that will lead to us healing and becoming the best versions of ourselves. Let’s bridge the divide that is race and healthcare. I Willie Streets am a

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00:52:30

Episode 111: For 12-Year-Old Me

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2026/04/07

Rachael Celine @thechronicallyillest has been living with Type 1 Diabetes since she was 12 years young. Rachael launched thechronicallyillest with the intent to fight diabetes and chronic illness stigma, foster REAL community an,d create unapologetic products for those who are sicker than the average!From the age of 12, Rachael has been the captain of her diabetes ship, and 20 years later, she continues to keep little Ray Ray afloat while giving hope to other young people and their caregivers that

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00:50:24

Episode 110: I'm Thankful Pt 2

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2026/03/28

Bebe⁠ is a resilient woman who has lived with type 1 diabetes since her diagnosis at age six in 1982. Despite early warnings of severe complications, she took charge of her condition, managing her insulin independently. Her family, especially her grandmother, supported her understanding of diabetes. Against medical advice, Bebe became a mother, raising her children while managing her health. She faced complications like retinopathy, requiring retina surgery, but remained proactive and hopeful

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00:36:46

Episode 109: I'm Thankful

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2026/03/16

Bebe is a resilient woman who has lived with type 1 diabetes since her diagnosis at age six in 1982. Despite early warnings of severe complications, she took charge of her condition, managing her insulin independently. Her family, especially her grandmother, supported her understanding of diabetes. Against medical advice, Bebe became a mother, raising her children while managing her health. She faced complications like retinopathy, requiring retina surgery, but remained proactive and hopeful

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01:08:58

Episode 108: The Perfect Cure with Dr. Paidamoyo...

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2026/02/23

Dr. Paidamoyo Katsande joins us from the UK by way of Zimbabwe. Since Paida was a small girl she had dreams of helping Zimbabwe. Zimbabwe is her heart. Dr. Paidamoyo is a research scientist and dedicated a great part of her career in T1D research for a cure to help those impacted at home. Growing up in Zimbabwe, she moved to the UK at eight years old, carrying with her a childhood dream of becoming a doctor. She wanted to contribute to improving people’s quality of life.Coming from a community

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00:49:12

Episode 107: Flowers 2 My Mom - Calculating Keeping...

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2026/02/01

On this episode, we hear from Ricky. RickyRicky was diagnosed with Type One Diabetes in 1992 at the age of 3 and spent the next year in a coma while hospitalized.Ricky spent his 4th birthday in the hospital.Early on, he would hear medical professionals say things, such as that he wouldn't make it. Ricky struggled a lot as a kid with mean adultsHe hails from Brooklyn, New York, and has become a prominent figure in the diabetic community. Ricky is not only a survivor but also an advocate,

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00:50:36

Episode 106: Simply Cam

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2026/01/28

In this episode we get to meet Cam @cam_simply and engage in a heartfelt conversation, where we discuss the importance of community and representation within the diabetes online community (DOC), particularly for people of color. Cam shares his personal journey with type 1 diabetes, highlighting the challenges and triumphs he has faced since his diagnosis at age nine. The conversation touches on themes of advocacy, the evolution of diabetes management, and the significance of finding a supportive

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01:03:28

Episode 105: Book of Elijah

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2026/01/24

In this episode, we hear from Elijah (@elyja_), who has been living with Type 1 Diabetes for 21 years since being diagnosed at age 11. We explore his T1D journey, reflecting on the challenges and growth that have come with managing the condition over the years. The discussion touches on the emotional and psychological impacts of diabetes, the value of community support, and the advancements in diabetes management technology. Elijah shares personal stories about his experiences, the support he’s

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01:39:27

Episode 104: Monday Funday

Chronically Will Podcast - Type One Diabetes ·

2026/01/18

CWP host Willie Streets shares his life with T1D plus everything else.

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00:58:39

Episode 103: Bolusing for Skittles

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2026/01/15

Deanelle was diagnosed with Type One Diabetes at the age of 6, 23 years ago. His diagnosis was caught by his parent's keen eye on his growth at such a young age. Today, he is a Certified Health Coach to help others like him get a better understanding of their own bodies and the data behind it to help them achieve their health goals.His family is of Caribbean background, from St Kitts and Nevis. After his diagnosis, his mom had to get serious with their family's health. His parents were the

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01:02:28

Episode 102: Girl Dad vs DadCom

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2026/01/08

Quinton, diagnosed with T1D at 10 in 1998. From day 1, he has been in full control of his diabetes. But to know that his daughter's too have this diagnosis literally changed the ball game! His youngest daughter was diagnosed at 20 months, and then 3 years later, his oldest daughter was diagnosed at 5.Through these diagnoses, Quinton questioned, "Did I give this to my girls?"Although his daughters know that he's had T1D for nearly 3 decades, they do not see his diabetes as their

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00:56:30

Episode 101: Angel's T1D Theme Music

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2025/12/22

On this episode, we get to sit down with Angel @angelverses. Angel is a hip hop artist from Ohio who expresses and voices his emotions about living with diabetes through his music and skits. People may not relate to what he goes through with diabetes, but they will relate to the music and the messages.Angel was diagnosed with T1D almost 18 years ago at 14 years young. He is the youngest of 3. Angel was diagnosed while on vacation with his aunt. His Auntie noticed his changes.In this episode, we

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00:41:30

Episode 100: Screen It!

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2025/11/08

On this episode we speak with Leah. Leah is a research assistant at Trialnet.org. but is also an MPH candidate in Epidemiology. Her drive comes from her family and friends. She's seen T1D up close and is passionate about early detection and making research feel human, accessible, and community powered. Her allyship speaks volumes! At Trialnet they test family members of people living with T1D for risks of being diagnosed. They start testing as young as the age of 2 for T1D autoantibodies,

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01:42:16

Episode 99: Marlaina's Reason Why

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2025/11/05

On this episode we get to hear from Marlaina Goedel. 14 months ago, Marlaina was fully, functionally cured of living with Type 1 diabetes. The procedure was the first of it's kind in the world, performed by Dr. Pior Witkowski at UC Med. With this process they inserted donor islet cells into Marlaina's liver and used the new monoclonal antibody Tegoprubart as the main antirejection infusion. After 25 years of living with Type 1 and having dealt with too many hospitals stays to recall and

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01:42:01

Episode 98: Serial Volunteer

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2025/10/30

On this episode, we hear from Jisel. Jisel has been living with Type 1 Diabetes for 22 years, having been diagnosed near the end of her sophomore year of high school at 15 in 2003. Jisel is a wife, mom of two, and a self-proclaimed Serial Volunteer! Whether it's school events, work-related, or with her people, in the T1D community, you can find Jisel always lending a hand, foot, time, and dedication to the communities she serves. In this episode, Jisel shares everything else, plus diabetes,

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01:17:54

Episode 97: Pt 2 - Now I'm Hot They All On Me

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2025/10/01

In Pt 2, we dive more into Krislin's new life without T1D and CKD as of June 29, 2025.Diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes at just 9 years old, ⁠Krislin⁠’s life was forever changed. By age 22, she faced diabetic retinopathy. At 26, Chronic Kidney Disease entered the picture. And yet, on the 20th anniversary of her diagnosis, something extraordinary happened. By age 29, ⁠Krislin⁠ was gifted the chance at a new life.Her story is one of resilience, heartbreak, and hope. So, grab your tissues and walk

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00:57:36

Episode 96: Pt 1 - Back Then They Didn't Know Me

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2025/10/01

Diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes at just 9 years old, Krislin’s life was forever changed. By age 22, she faced diabetic retinopathy. At 26, Chronic Kidney Disease entered the picture. And yet, on the 20th anniversary of her diagnosis, something extraordinary happened. By age 29, Krislin was gifted the chance at a new life.Her story is one of resilience, heartbreak, and hope. So, grab your tissues and walk with Krislin. Love with Krislin. Live with Krislin. Cry with Krislin. Heal with Krislin.Her

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Episode 95: Hope Is Home

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2025/09/30

On this episode, we travel to Aruba to meet with Nurianne. Nurianne was diagnosed with T1D at 19. She is a graduate of the University of Aruba. Nuri worked as a full-time lecturer at the University of Aruba and was a researcher for the local Foundation of diabetes in Aruba concerning diabetes management on the island. Nurianne is passionate about helping others, as she started volunteering at the age of 12 and has been active in many social projects and programs since then. Nurianne has a special

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00:52:56

Episode 94: On Bad Days We Smile

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2025/09/25

On this episode we get to hear from Anchal . Anchal visits the Podcast from India. Anchal is 16 years young and was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes 7 years ago at the age of 9. Anchal, in most ways, is your typical teenager. She enjoys dancing, doing her makeup, and dressing up. These things are what bring her peace of mind when everything gets too much.Anchal aspires to be someone who can encourage and motivate more people like her. She wants to make life a little easier for them in any way

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01:14:24

Episode 93: A Story of Love and Life, Including Loss

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2025/09/08

Sarah was diagnosed with type 1 at the age of 7, 17 years ago, and also lives with multi drug-resistant epilepsy. She was diagnosed during a visit to the pediatrician.After diagnosis, Sarah spent her summers at camp Nejeda, later becoming a counselor, which helped foster a good relationship with my diabetes as well as instill confidence. While in college, pursuing her BS in nursing, she began modeling and wanted her diabetes to be a focal point. This is when she started advocating more for type 1.

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01:08:32

Episode 92: Girl TALK!!

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2025/08/27

On this episode, we get to smile with Arianna @ariannaiannairaArianna was diagnosed with T1D at age 11, more than 15 years ago. She also lives with PCOS. Ari is mother to the amazingly amazing Finn, who is two years old now. During our conversation, Ari shares her gifts of life. This includes her sharing her new level of acceptance with newly diagnosed people by finding the diabetic online community. We also converse about grieving the life before, not only this diagnosis, but also of other

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