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Old 09-12-2009, 09:05 PM #2
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Uuuurrgghhh! I get hiccups a lot and it is very annoying. But it has never lasted as long as yours have.

Have you tried a spoonful of sugar or brown sugar? How about leaning forward, with your chin tucked in, and swallow three times? You need to break the rythym of your diaphram or something like that.

I hope you can stop them soon.
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