Diseases such as diabetes often do not come alone. Often they result in a patient having to manage more than one disease at a time. Studies show patients are not prepared for this.
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The audio in this video is exceptionally distorted, almost to the point of unintelligibility. With digital audio, it's always better to set the microphone input "too low" -- we'll just turn up the playback volume on our end -- rather than too high, resulting in this kind of gross digital distortion. Macs have an "input volume" setting in "System Preferences>Sound", as do Windows PCs.
"Microphone presence" is also important: with the input down, get the mike as close to your face as possible. You'll sound much better. Experiment with various EXTERNAL microphones (the built-in ones are pretty bad), input levels, and mike placements. Finally, check recording quality before posting the video.
Meanwhile, thanks for your pioneering work, and please keep these wonderful videos coming!
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