I lived out of a duffel bag and rented whatever I could get my hands on because I could not commit to a lease because i could only find work at 1 construction project in any given state  at any given time while my daughter stayed with family.I had to work, unemployment did not even cover 2 or 3 vials of insulin a month and I go thru about 10 per month, I was born a diabetic. 

I've been a Type I diabetic (insulin dependent) for over 20 years. 

For example, a person who was born with or developed a disability that precludes them from military service never even had the option to join the military.For example, I was diagnosed fairly young with Type I diabetes (insulin dependent). 

https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/government-shutdown-furloughed-mom-faces-choice-of-buying-insulin-or-making-mortgage-payment/

Turns out he was not drunk, but had not been taking his insulin, and during medical evaluation was deemed unfit to support himself and placed into supervised care. 

Or if you can see they have an insulin syringe, and they say it is an insulin dog, is that enough? 

A person with a medical condition requiring them to have a support animal, wheelchair, glasses, high blood pressure meds, insulin, hearing aids, pregnancy, cane or chemotharapy are all the same. 

Cancer in the areas of the body that process sugar and produce / affect insulin are up in a way that is endemic.

A landlord had no right to have a ban on hypodermic needles and then tell a diabetic, "You can take oral insulin."

He wont nor will the police let me retrieve my insulin, the pictures of my children, or my cousins remains.