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Hey, hope the tests have revealed some helpful information. As far as the diabetes goes, which is what it sounds like your real question is, eating healthy is great, but what you think is healthy, might not actually be the best options to control glucose (sugar). Most of my family are diabetic, myself excluded, and my brother has managed to control his with diet. There is a great book called "The New Glucose Revolution" that you can get at your local bookstore, also a handy guide of glycemic values. This explains how many foods have a "sugar" content that digest too quickly into the system causing highs and lows in insulin levels that exacerbate diabetes and how controling the type of "sugar" you ingest will help maintain steady suger/glucose levels. Not only can this help with the diabetes, but maintaining even levels will make you less hungry, hopefully helping to shed pounds and you will be less tired, and who couldn't use more energy. It is also amazing how this will help to control other areas of your health, as well. It is also a great idea in the beginning to get with a nutritionist if at all possible. Insurance may help pay for this as a medical issue and even if they don't, one or two visits may suffice to get you headed in the right direction and you can't put a price on your health, especially as a parent. Best of luck.