Rob B
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Yes. but your chances of becoming Diabetic are greater.
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caseymarie12333
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Yes.
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nj39inmorris
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I am not an expert on diabetes, but I know someone who has it.
Yes, you can be heavy and not have diabetes. I don't think obesity is the primary cause of diabetes.
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briantoo68
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Yes, it is possible, but they have a greater chance of getting it due to the obesity. Just tell 'em to ask their doctor because they know everything about that.
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Robbie
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Yes, genetics has a key role in the development of diabetes but being overweight predisposes you of acquiring the disease at a higher rate.
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twirpy_gurl
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Of course. Or you could be normal weight or underweight and have it. Anyone can get it, especially if it is in your family.
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theonyxhotel
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Yes. I was. As a kid I was obese, but I never got diabetes. I had to be tested often though because I was at higher risk of developing it.
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