DES MOINES AIRPORT

6111 Fleur Drive

Des Moines, IA 50321

9:00 AM - 3:30 PM

2018 TypeOneNation Summit Featured Speakers

ROB HOWE

Diabetics

Doing Things

RYAN

TURNER

Sola

KIM & DAN

SLEITER

ARNP, CPNP, MSN

GRETCHEN

OTTE

Myabetic

MELISSA

WEHR

LISW, RPT

THANK YOU TO OUR REGIONAL PARTNER

SAMANTHA

THOMAS

Hy-Vee

DR. ANDREW

RAKEMAN

JDRF

REGISTER TODAY IOWATYPEONENATION2018.EVENTBRITE.COM

9:00 AM REGISTRATION OPENS & EXHIBITOR FAIR *beverages available

10:00 AM - 10:45 AM ON THE PATH TO CURE T1D with DR. ANDREW RAKEMAN, Ph.D.

10:45 AM - 11:00 AM BREAK

11:00 AM - 11:45 AM BREAKOUT SESSION #1

11:45 AM - 12:15 PM LUNCH* and ADVOCACY UPDATE

12:15 PM - 12:30 PM BREAK

12:30 PM - 1:15 PM BREAKOUT SESSION #2

1:15 PM - 1:30 PM BREAK

1:30 PM - 2:15 PM BREAKOUT SESSION #3

2:15 PM - 2:30 PM BREAK & POPCORN BAR OPENS

2:30 PM - 3:30 PM TOOLS OF TYPE 1’S with ROB HOWE

Andrew Rakeman, Ph.D., is the assistant vice president for research at JDRF, where he oversees all

of the research programs to prevent and cure type 1 diabetes (T1D). This includes the Beta Cell

Regeneration, Immunotherapies and Prevention portfolios. He is responsible for the development

and execution of strategies to advance a pipeline of academic and industry grants and partner-

ships, driving novel therapies to restore immune regulation and beta cell function for people with

T1D. Dr. Rakeman joined JDRF in 2007, and brings his biological and immunologic knowledge and

drug discovery training to JDRF’s mission.

Dr. Rakeman holds an undergraduate degree in biology from Boston University and a doctorate

from Weill Cornell Medical College. His graduate training was conducted in the laboratory of

Kathryn Anderson, Ph.D., at Sloan Kettering Institute, studying the genetic and cellular regulation

of axis formation and patterning in animal models.

Rob Howe is a Type-1 Diabetic living in Dallas Texas. After graduating as the Valedictorian of his High

School class, Rob went on to receive a full collegiate scholarship to the University of Colorado -

Colorado Springs to play basketball, and graduated with honors 4 years later with a Bachelor of

Science in Business. Following graduation, Rob started his career in the marketing world at USA

Boxing, working through the 2012 London Olympic Games. In the fall of 2013 Rob accepted an offer to

play professional basketball for the Washington Generals against the World Famous Harlem

Globetrotters on their 2012-13 World Tour and fulfill his lifelong dream of playing pro basketball.

Diabetics Doing Things was born out of the idea that not everyone receives the same kind of

treatment during diagnosis that Rob received at Children's Medical Center of Dallas. Those people

need to hear stories of their Diabetic peers who are out in the world living their lives and

accomplishing the goals they've set for themselves. Through the telling of each other's stories, Rob

hopes that Diabetics Doing Things will become a community built on encouragement, positivity, and

hope for everyone with Type-1, while educating the general public on the hopes, struggles and

thoughts of the Type-1 Diabetic community.

Rob is a Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Recreation Dallas, a boutique social and digital agency in Dallas Texas, while

teaching and performing improv comedy at the Dallas Comedy House in his free time. He is 28 and lives near Downtown Dallas

with his cat, Michael J. Fox. Learn more at diabeticsdoingthings.com

*BOXED LUNCH AND BEVERAGES

WILL BE PROVIDED. NO OUTSIDE

FOOD OR DRINK IS ALLOWED. PLEASE

INDICATE ANY ALLEGIES WHEN

REGISTERING ONLINE. ADDITIONAL

BEVERAGES AND SNACKS MAY BE

PURCHASED IN THE HOTEL LOBBY.

Room reservations can be made

at the Holiday Inn - Des Moines

Airport for Friday or Saturday

night with a special room rate of

$119 per night. Reservations

must be made by October 27,

2018 by calling 515-287-2400

and mentioning JDRF

TypeOneNation.

PARKING

Parking is on-site and will be

FREE

T1D Into Adulthood

Dan Stabile, RN

Room: IOWA B/C

Dan will cover the importance of maintaining appointments for follow-up care, screenings, and lab work; Driving, Alcohol, and Smoking; Diabetes complications and risks including psychiatric issues; Handling the transition with insurance coverage as you leave the house; Special scenarios such as surgery; Sexual activity, pregnancy; The expectations of greater autonomy in adult diabetes clinics.

The Theory and Realities of Exercising with T1D David Ertl, Certified USA Cycling Coach

Room: IOWA B/C

This session will review the basics of exercise training and nutrition. Examples will be given on how beginners can train in one summer to ride up to 100 miles on a bicycle. Special consideration will be given about exercising for people with T1D. Some T1D cyclists who have participated in the JDRF Ride To Cure Diabetes program will be on hand to give their first-hand accounts of how they dealt with T1D while training for this event. Come and learn about the benefits of exercise and proper nutrition and get inspired!

Sola Cooking Demo

Chef Ryan Turner, Co-Founder Sola

Room: IOWA A

Sola was initially developed in 2012 by Ryan Turner,

an experienced private chef from Great Britain. Chef

Ryan is passionate about helping people live a healthy

lifestyle, while still enjoying great food. Famous for his

low-carb meals and desserts, he struggled to find

quality sweeteners that would do his food creations

justice. Realizing the need for a superior sugar

replacement, he set out to develop one himself given

his passion and expertise.

Sola Cooking Demo

Chef Ryan Turner, Co-Founder Sola

Room: IOWA A

Sola was initially developed in 2012 by Ryan Turner,

an experienced private chef from Great Britain. Chef

Ryan is passionate about helping people live a healthy

lifestyle, while still enjoying great food. Famous for his

low-carb meals and desserts, he struggled to find

quality sweeteners that would do his food creations

justice. Realizing the need for a superior sugar

replacement, he set out to develop one himself given

his passion and expertise.

Management & Care of T1D in School

TBD

Room: IOWA B/C

The management of type 1 diabetes is a balancing act,

and families of children with T1D, need reassurance

that those teachers and staff who are caring for their

child understand the complexity and responsibilities of

T1D management. This session will cover several

topics that will help parents work with school teachers

and staff on establishing an environment that

supports children with T1D so that they can gain the

most out of their time at school.

Teens & T1D: The #NoFilter Look Into T1D

Gretchen Otte, Myabetic

Room: IOWA D/E

Let’s dish about type 1 diabetes. Real life, real stories

in navigating the journey of T1D. With social media

and adventuring, I’ve done it all. Not even this disease

can get in our way!

Exposed: Relationships and T1D

Kim and Dan Sleiter, ARNP, CPNP, MSN

Room: IOWA D/E

Living with a chronic illness like Type 1 Diabetes can

be difficult on its own. However, blending it in to the

rest of your life is a whole other ball game. Dan & Kim

Sleiter expose the emotional truth behind what is

going through the mind of the person living with the

disease and the person without. DIABETES is not

stamped on our foreheads. When confronted with

exposing our secret diabetes to others, we are not

always prepared for the response we receive.

Hy-Vee Nutrition: Achieving A Healthy Lifestyle

Samantha Thomas, RDN, LD

Room: IOWA D/E

This session will focus on a low carbohydrate vs.

healthy carbohydrate diet. There is a lot of different

information on what is best for a type 1 diabetic’s

diet. Through this presentation you will learn the

importance of carbohydrates in the diet, the

difference between healthy carbohydrates and not so

healthy carbohydrates, how to shop smartly at the

grocery store and tips for achieving a healthy lifestyle.

Each Breakout Session has three topic options. When you register online please select which one session topic you would like

to attend during each Breakout Session.

Session #1

11:00 AM - 11:45 AM

Session #3

1:30 PM - 2:15 PM

Session #2

12:30 PM - 1:15 PM

KIDS CAMP

While children are allowed to attend sessions, Kid Camp provides supervised care (ages 5-12) and structured age-appropriate activities. Kid Camp is open

from 9am—3:30pm (closed for lunch)

Not All In The Carbs: Psychology of T1D

Melissa Wehr, LISW, RPT

Room: IOWA A

This presentation will cover the many ways diabetes affects social, emotional and mental health. We’ll discuss common signs one should look for when concerned about potential depression or anxiety in someone who has Type I diabetes. Examples will be used for both adults and children (however, the main focus will be children). You will also receive information on how the brain is involved with emotional health and learn successful means of managing the emotional side of diabetes.

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2018 IOWA TYPEONENATION SUMMIT