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Posted By: darlene on 2009-02-04
In Reply to: s/l thick-lick-ien syndrome???? - Jami

Subject: pure guess (not enough clues) sm

Pickwickian syndrome

Aug 14, 2006 ... Pickwickian syndrome is a complex of symptoms that primarily affect patients with extreme obesity.

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www.healthatoz.com/healthatoz/Atoz/ency/pickwickian_syndrome.jsp -

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s/l thick-lick-ien syndrome???? - Jami
- pure guess (not enough clues) sm - darlene
- Pickwickian - nm - Twink
  - Thanks so much!!!! - Jami
    - Goodness, please don't guess sm - darlene
      - No, it was right:) I googled it to double-check the symptoms - Jami

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