So yes I do agree that it is wrong and should not be a reason to not play, there are many MLB players that play at the professional level and control their diabetes.

So the right way to handle it is to bring it to the board, but it sounds like they are not going to help.

If the ballfield is a public ballfield you can go to the city that runs the field and file a complaint with them. If it is private outside of the board you could go to the field owners to make them aware of the situation. Many field owners do not allow field usage for the money but more for the fact that they are allowing youth from their community to play sports.

Is this the only team that your daughter can play on in your area? If not I do not know if I would want her in that situation even if it is resolved.

We are looking for another team because we feel as you do that we do not want her in that situation again. She should be seen as a person first with diabetes second. Thank you for your answer and help!

You could state it to the public. With the public and maybe even the news on their backs I'm sure it would pursuade them to do more. It's a shame that it would have to come with that. You may have to find another team. It's so unfair that they judge her for something she can't controll. I'm sorry that you have to go through this. The best of luck to you