It can take up to 2 years to train a diabetes service dog as well as a guide dog for visually impared.

Diabetes and cancer is everywhere.

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Said SO is diabetic...I don't want reaching a good hospital to take hours.Not New York, DC, or Texas.

I did 4 fundings in Janesville last year and my guy got through the first one on time and for profit we expected then he up and passed away from a Diabetic coma.. leaving me with 3 that I had to work out of .. two I sold right away for what I had in them one we made a small profit It happens.I do background checks  dont really care to much about credit but I dont want any criminals and then If they are married I want to meet the wife and take them to the nicest dinner in town.

I suppose the only question I'd have is with this size of a house and only a couple would the daughters and granddaughters soon be moving in also.For what it's worth, I've got a tenant couple who are in this late 60's and both have medical problems (he with heart disease, she with significant diabetes). 

3) The cashier says "Would you like to donate $5.00 to Diabetes research?

Oh and diabetes doesn't qualify as a disability that requires a service animal LOL.  

A good example of a service animal where the disability not being evident is a dog who can sense when a diabetics blood sugar is going to go too low.

It's like reading a newspaper article on diabetes, and then telling your doctor he's wrong when he diagnoses you with it.