Chit n Chat: Encouraging One Another Podcast
Jul 25, 2026 · 1 hr 4 min · 14 segments
Hello & Welcome back to Chit & Chat; encouraging one another podcast, this Episode is packed with heartfelt music, meaningful conversation, and a spotlight on amazing local businesses that help make…
Jody SheffieldHost
Sarah BradleyGuest
Rocky MichaelsGuest
I want to take a few minutes to talk about something truly life-changing, that even a few moments in the day can change your life.

Whether you're living with diabetes or you've been told you could be at risk, keeping an eye on your blood sugar is the most important steps you can take for your health.

According to leading medical organizations, regularly checking your levels helps you spot patterns, understand how food and stress affect your body.

And when your blood sugar stays too high too long, it can quietly damage your heart, kidneys, eyes, and even your nerves, which we have seen in our family.

It gives you the power and helps you understand the different things you're going through.

A daily check gives you the power to stay in control whether you use a glucose monitor or a continuous monitor.

So if you haven't checked, take a moment, head to the doctor, get it checked out.

You would be asking yourself, why share about this? You probably haven't faced anything like this.

Well, I'm 55 years old and began having a few issues and went and got it checked.

And so I got some medication and take it a few minutes out of the day and check it.

This is just a health reminder from Chit and Chad, encouraging one another to do.

I want to take a few minutes to talk about something truly life-changing, that even a few moments in the day can change your life.

Whether you're living with diabetes or you've been told you could be at risk, keeping an eye on your blood sugar is the most important steps you can take for your health.

According to leading medical organizations, regularly checking your levels helps you spot patterns, understand how food and stress affect your body.

And when your blood sugar stays too high too long, it can quietly damage your heart, kidneys, eyes, and even your nerves, which we have seen in our family.

It gives you the power and helps you understand the different things you're going through.

A daily check gives you the power to stay in control whether you use a glucose monitor or a continuous monitor.

So if you haven't checked, take a moment, head to the doctor, get it checked out.

You would be asking yourself, why share about this? You probably haven't faced anything like this.

Well, I'm 55 years old and began having a few issues and went and got it checked.

And so I got some medication and take it a few minutes out of the day and check it.

This is just a health reminder from Chit and Chad, encouraging one another to do.
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