Yes,I have a friend of mine that has been a diabetic since he was 8 years old,he is now 48.My question to you is have you ever heard of anyone being addicted to the insulin.Its not the insulin itself but the effects of what your body goes through when your sugar is almost bottomed out.I have seen him do this aleast 50 or more times in the past 3 years.I can tell when his blood sugar level starts dropping.First thing he starts doing is acting really nervous then he starts getting disoreinted,when you try to offer or ask him does in want something to eat or drink he acts if he dont hear you are will reply that he is fine,as it continues to drop he looks and acts as if he is drunk,He will continue getting worse with all the things that I have mentioned.Right before he passes out he will get this addrenal rush that lasted about 3 minutes.I have seen him just take off and run FULL speed for maybe 75 yards,Ihave seen him pick up and throw things acroos the room that wiegh as much as he does.After this rush wears off he will lay in the floor still not able to get up,but still will not drink any orange juice or nothing.Sometimes he will cooperate enough to drink something and come back around,but in the last year we have had to call an ambulance to him aleast 8 times.What I forgot to mention is that he is a college graduate and is aware of how much insulin is needed to keep his blood sugar level right.Basically he is intentionally dropping his sugar level for the effects of the addrenalin your body produces trying to recover itself.Has anyone else ever heard of anything like this????????????