JAKARTA - The number 20 has a special meaning for Nick Jonas in 2025. In addition to marking 20 years of Jonas Brothers' journey as a band, this year also marks two decades since he was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes.

Those two decades were a long journey full of challenges, both in his career and personal life.

"It feels amazing how everything can coincide. It's a very wild journey," said Nick Jonas, quoted from the Healthline page.

With the Jonas Brothers, Nick Jonas has experienced a life-changing journey with the support of incredible fans, while living with type 1 diabetes.

Over the years, Nick has had both difficult and happy moments. The biggest challenge comes from managing daily diabetes, while happiness is felt when you can share, educate, and connect with other diabetes survivors through his role as a Dexcom ambassador and the nonprofit organization Beyond Type 1.

"I am very grateful to be able to open up and connect with many people around the world. It feels so important because I don't feel alone," he said.

On World Diabetes Day, November 14, Nick shared the exciting news with his fans at the concert.

"My A1C value which describes blood sugar levels over the past three months. This is the best of my life," he said proudly.

Nick also highlighted the rapid progress of diabetes technology. Now, he can monitor blood sugar levels in real time via a mobile phone or smart watch.

"The fact that I can see my blood sugar levels directly and share them with my wife or family is amazing," he said.

In addition to technology and treatment, Nick emphasized the importance of self-care. He learned not to put too much pressure on himself.

"You're never going to have a perfect day when you live with this disease, and that's okay," she said.

He also maintains hydration, regular walking, and mental health with therapy.

In the end, Nick Jonas gave a message full of enthusiasm for survivors of type 1 diabetes.

"There will be good days and difficult days, but you can climb this mountain. There are many amazing people out there whose stories can give you strength when you are in a difficult time." he concluded.


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