and the perspective I have about it through the exposure I have though my family.

There is nothing ordinary about living with a disease like T1D.The Oshima family (from left): Mark.

5 million Americans with T1D arent ordinary at all — they are extraordinary.always rotating sites on his body to minimize scar tissue build-up.But the definition of adulting specifies that one is able to conduct ordinary tasks required of a responsible adult.

He knows struggling with waking up to do these things jeopardizes his opportunity to go off to college and live in the dorms.verifying that he still has this disease.

He knows he always needs to bring his fully stocked diabetes bag (insulin.

Evan has definitely come a long way in becoming a more responsible adult over the years.Jerry TondoBy JERRY TONDOHello!! My name is Jerry Tondo and Im going to be 75 years old and have been an actor for over 50 years.

Worked and studied with Asian American Theaterand Growing ImpactThe evening featured performances by National Heritage Fellow June Kuramoto on koto.

He posed a question: Imagine you are 20 years old.Maki concluded with a call to carry forward their legacy: As they served for a better tomorrow.