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To: tekboy who wrote (3402)	9/7/2001 2:09:19 PM
From: carranza2	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12231

I hope your child doesn't suffer from colic, though it appears he (or she) might. We avoided that miserable and thus far badly understood malady. Thank God kids outgrow most of them. I'd hate to have to be burped at my age.

To: tekboy who wrote (3402)	9/7/2001 2:31:53 PM
From: Uncle Frank	Respond to of 12231

>> now, can he explain colic? What a coincidence.. I was thinking about colic myself. My daughter suffered from it, so I'm very familiar with the symptoms. The main symptom is continuous crying for long periods of time. Although this crying can occur at any time, it usually worsens in the evening. Beyond crying, a baby with colic may also look uncomfortable and appear to be in pain. Babies may lift their head or legs, become red in the face and pass wind. Some babies refuse to eat or become fussy soon after eating. Difficulty falling and staying asleep is another common symptom. You get an interesting effect if you exchange the word "investor" for "baby". The main symptom is continuous crying for long periods of time. Although this crying can occur at any time, it usually worsens in the evening. Beyond crying, an investor with colic may also look uncomfortable and appear to be in pain. Investors may lift their head or legs, become red in the face and pass wind. Some investors refuse to eat or become fussy soon after eating. Difficulty falling and staying asleep is another common symptom. Apparently Mr. Market has infected us with Investor's Colic. That explains some of the shift in focus on the g&k thread. uf