[dennisw]

She probably has some minor "health issues" and she and daddy decided to milk them to the max. Turn them into an advantage.

[friendly]

She probably has some minor "health issues" and she and daddy decided to milk them to the max. Turn them into an advantage.

I actually believe the whole vague "health problem" was completely fabricated once the mechanics were clear to the Hornstine gang on how easy it was to scam the system.

[kegler4]

"She probably has some minor "health issues" and she and daddy decided to milk them to the max. Turn them into an advantage."

It's definitely possible that she's faking to gain an advantage OR, I would propose, it's possible that she has celiac sprue/dermititis herpetiformis (DH). The DH, which is connected to the celiac, would be the cause of the blisters all over her body (which can be controlled by taking a drug called Dapsone). The celiac, which is an autoimmune disease reaction to gluten, would be the cause of the constant exhaustion and other possible symptoms like diarrhea, dizziness and others. I know, I missed three months of work and was pretty sick for nearly a year because of celiac. I couldn't even carry on a conversation.

The thing is, the "cure" for both is simple (well, not all that simple). Stop eating anything with wheat, rye, barley, or oats in it for the rest of your life. I would think, however, that this could have been diagnosed, exepcially because of the blisters. And I don't think she could have gotten a 4.6 while suffering from this. It's hard to even think straight