Nick Jonas was 13 when a type 1 diabetes diagnosis left him asking doctors if he was going to die. He joins Blake Mycoskie on No Magic Pill to talk about living with the daily demands of the disease, why he chose to share his story, and how building community through Beyond Type 1 helped him turn that experience into support for others.

Nick opens up about the inner critic behind “Gut Punch,” the pressure to keep achieving, and the work of accepting that other people’s opinions don’t define him. He and Blake discuss diabetic burnout, being honest in therapy, and why asking for help can be hard even when you know you need it. They also talk about creating space for honest conversations with family, the advice Priyanka gives Nick when he starts imagining the worst, and what being present for his daughter means to him. Explore the ENOUGH × Beyond Type 1 collaboration: https://weareenough.co/nickjonas

Enough Foundation's mission is to spread reminders in every form — bracelets, messages, actions, community — until feeling ENOUGH becomes the cultural default. To learn more, visit http://weareenough.co/ Produced, Directed, and Cinematography by Wubetu Shimelash / IG: Wubetu Shimelash (  / wubetu_shimelash  )

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