When Kenzi Nelson's oldest daughter was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes (T1D) at just 4 years old, her family's world changed overnight.
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When Lisa Chalker was diagnosed with diabetes at age 59, she assumed her doctors had it figured out. After all, that's what most of us do. We trust that the diagnosis is correct. We follow the treatment plan. We try harder when things aren't working. For nearly three years, Lisa did exactly that. But despite doing everything she was told to do, her blood sugars kept getting worse. Eventually, it wasn't a doctor who helped her find the answer. It was ChatGPT.
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