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To: Lost1 who wrote (29501)	4/20/2000 10:02:00 AM
From: mph	Respond to of 63513

Let me get this straight---- more flab=greater liklihood of being a John Hinckley type. hmmm. I think that kids are less likely to be teased about their appearance if a greater percentage of them are heavy. My secretary's daughter is a good example. She's 11 years old and wears a size 16. She's also 5'7" and wears size 11 shoes. Big girl. She's not interested in exercise, though. And lots of kids at school are like her. Surprised me. I suspect that if this generation is more prone to depression, it will more likely result from the lack of socialization and emotional isolation within the home. gee, when I was a kid, the thought of getting fat always motivated me!<g> M