Episode 15: Why “You Did This to Yourself” Is Garbage
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If you’ve ever heard the words “You did this to yourself” after your type 2 diabetes diagnosis, whether from a doctor, a family member, a stranger online, or even your own inner critic, you know how heavy and cruel those words can feel.
In this episode, we're calling out the blame game for what it really is: unhelpful garbage. You’ll hear why blame doesn’t fix anything, how to separate fault from responsibility, and how to start reclaiming your power instead of living under shame.
What you’ll hear in this episode:
- Why “fault” keeps you stuck, but “responsibility” sets you free
- The real factors behind type 2 diabetes (spoiler: it’s not just cake)
- How blame shows up in doctors’ offices, families, and our own self-talk
- Practical strategies for shutting down blame
If you’re tired of carrying guilt, shame, and judgment on top of everything else diabetes throws at you, this episode is your permission slip to drop the blame and start focusing on what really matters: how you move forward.
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