How Two Broadway Veterans Helped The Flash Become One of the Best Family Dramas on Television
Written by: Beyond Type 1 Editorial Team
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November 4, 2015
And the kids are rubbing off on Garber, too; he’s recently joined social media, both in order to keep up with his new fan base and to promote his work with the diabetes charity Beyond Type 1. “My friends are shocked,” Garber says. His role in the organization echoes his on-screen persona. Garber, who developed Type 1 diabetes when he was 12, says he hopes to “support people and young children who feel like their life is over, because of it, because it’s a very traumatic thing to happen.”
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