How can you make an insurance company take someone with a pre-existing condition like Lupus, leukemia, diabetes and not have their costs go up? 

That's the hard part for any of us in the helping professions, we can't make the diabetic eat less sugar, or the buyer or seller actually act in a way that maximizes their benefit.

She wants to sell the property with her house on it there too but if the house sells first then the homestead on the properties goes away with that option too..She is not doing excellently health and mobility wise lately, including upcoming surgeries, new diabetes, and nutrient deficiencies.

@Mark Burlison, I also have family members who refuse to go to the doctor or take medication when they have type 2 diabetes and will say “God will heal me”.

Besides real estate, I'm a type 1 diabetic.

Medium-sized, one of which acts as a service dog for her (diabetic).

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. 

Classic Rich Dad Poor Dad move, I know.The “old” people in my life were all regretting their younger years and talking about how they can’t wait until they retire at 65 to go on a cruise with a hoard of other 350lb diabetic retirees.

We make stuff like pacemakers, stents, aortic implant, spinal implants, diabetes monitors and the like.