This report presents a case study of a 65-year-old Bhutanese male with type 2 diabetes (T2DM), exploring the impact of the condition on his life and family. The report analyzes the patient's experience, including his physical and psychological challenges, and the influence of his cultural background. It discusses the typical onset, pathophysiology, potential complications, and lifespan considerations of T2DM. Furthermore, it examines the social constructions of the illness and their impact on the patient's management of the disease. The report concludes by outlining the appropriate nursing care needs for the client, considering his current health status and aiming for improved health outcomes. The report also addresses the patient's psychosocial stage, family dynamics, and the stigma associated with diabetes. The report is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the patient's situation and the complexities of chronic illness management.