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Article: When hiccups won't quit.
- Article from:
- The Times-News (Twin Falls, ID)
- Article date:
- March 26, 2007
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Byline: Steve Crump
Mar. 26--KIMBERLY -- Forget drinking a glass of water from the "wrong" side of the glass. Or blowing up a balloon and then inhaling the air inside it. Or having someone jump out from behind a door and scare you.
Fourteen-year-old Gracie Stukenholtz-Prescott knows what will really cure hiccups:
Math.
"Many people gave me foolproof remedies, but nothing seemed to work," said Gracie, a freshman at Kimberly High School. "I tried holding my breath, the sugar remedy -- and even soapy water until I was hiccuping up bubbles."
This went on for 6 1/2 hours.
"My Aunt Barbie even called St. Luke's (Magic ...
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