You might have candy for diabetics, that is low calorie, might have some fruit treat that is even healthy.Not so much about candy stores, but what is your business ethic?

My wife felt really faint late last year and her family has a strong history of Diabetes.

He is blind and has diabetes - he thinks he can get away with anything.

Your analogy is like telling a diabetic, "Well, you could of lost an arm and a leg with your diabetes but, it looks like we're only gonna have to amputate a leg".

Corn syrup that is banned in Europe is considered the number one cause of obesity and diabetes in this country.

The body structure can influence over the change of getting diseases such as heart disease, diabetes and more.

Texas has a chart with a yes / no trail.But if I see a dog with a special vest on sitting quietly at someones feet, I never think twice about it.Some dogs and cats can help a diabetic person know when to take an injection, and they may not wear a vest, but that's not Emotional support.Having a chicken isn't exactly the same as having a white tipped cane, sunglasses and vested dog, but here is the yes/no chart from Texas if you are interested:Texas Chart:  https://www.tdhca.state.tx.us/fair-housing/docs/FHM-AssistanceAnimals.pdfWhich for whatever reason may not be accurate for California, or Idaho, or etc...It's probably best to check with an Attorney on this, if your not completely sure.Good Luck!

"Cash for diabetes test strips."

Two that immediately come to mind for me are dogs that can sense high/low blood sugars for people with diabetes and dogs that can alert their owners when they are about to have a seizure.

I hope I get there, but im laying the foundation now to not be diabetic like my mom, keeping my mind sharp so i don't have to worry about dementia.At the end of the day, health care can tank anyone.