When Chopra Jonas began dating musician Nick Jonas in May of 2018, she knew little about diabetes. Type 1, which Jonas was diagnosed with at age 13, is an autoimmune condition caused in part by genes and environmental triggers, necessitating lifelong insulin therapy; Type 2 is prompted by genes and lifestyle choices, among other factors, and only sometimes requires insulin. By the time the couple married just a few months later, she’d seen firsthand the conscientious monitoring Type 1 requires. “I used to wake up in the middle of the night sometimes, just to see if he was breathing,” Chopra Jonas says. But she also came to understand that, with early detection and proper treatment, diabetes need not be a limitation.