“I developed a passion for skiing at a young age, and that love of skiing took me all the way to the Olympics—four times so far. But I didn’t get there without a few bumps in the road. When I was 19, right before my first Winter Olympics, I was told I had type 1 diabetes and I would have to give up my ski career. I was terrified but the more I learned, the more I became comfortable with my diagnosis and believed that I could continue my dream of becoming a professional skier. Now, I want to show everyone, especially children, that they can and should keep reaching for their dreams. There’s no reason diabetes has to stop you. My name is Kris Freeman and this is #MyDiabetesStory" Kris is a four-time Olympian and is the only U.S. Olympic skier to compete with type 1 diabetes. He has won 15 U.S. championship titles and has competed at the highest competitive level for over 15 years. When he’s not training, Kris spends time at diabetes summer camps as a Lilly Diabetes ambassador, sharing h...