#207: I Just Want To Be A Normal Kid - Brady Gribbin

The Healthy Diabetic

Brady Gribbin was 7 years old when he was diagnosed with T1D in April 2022. While he has had his share of obstacles, Brady has found his own way to persevere as he continues to learn how to live with Diabetes. He lives in New Jersey with his parents, Michelle and Joe, and his older sister, Abby. Brady plays baseball year-round and says that he's happiest when he's on the field and just gets to be a "normal kid."
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