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I might have overreacted. Even though it may lead to serious conditions like diabetes or heart disease; it's actually very common among the worldwide population and most people can live many years with it. I just hope SuA to watch her health closer.It's a condition where the cells insulin receptors are blocked or damaged, causing that less glucose get into the cells, thus signalling that they need more, even though there may be more than enough already. Don't quote me on this, I'm not an expert; but it looks like that to me. I hope it's not that. It's at the root of a good number of medical conditions.