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If you are in the US, diabetes is covered by the Americans with disabilities act and there are laws governing what kind of accommodations your employer is legally obligated to make for you.
Diabetes comes with needing extra or extended sick time and is not likely an unreasonable accommodation for your employer to make.
Know your rights before your talk to them