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To: sim1 who wrote (286)	3/13/2002 12:56:15 PM
From: Mike McFarland	Respond to of 1336

Thanks! If you have never seen a toddler eat a blue pedialite popsicle, and then give it right back, you haven't lived <g>. Thanks everybody for the PMs too regarding the cysts--the gap between what my wife and I understand about Miss M's GI tract, and what these UW and Harvard experts see every day... well, the gap in understanding is extremely large--mainly we get a lot of cartoon drawings out of the deal, heh. And the reports are pure jargon, I'll have to get a hold of one and transcribe it. I suspect M's urologist doesn't want us to worry too much, they've seen it all, and one long cystic kidney with a few extra cysts thrown in is not exactly the greatest challenge they've seen.