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Lifestyle
Published
08/19/07
MILWAUKEE - Life's hard enough in middle school without having to worry about snoring in history class. But such was the hardship of Kinta Cooley. Find Us On Facebook
One minute she'd be awake, but a second later, she'd be slumped over in her chair, transmitting ZZZ's throughout the classroom - sending titters around the group of assembled children.
She became an object of derision and pre-teen nastiness at Glen Hills Middle School in Glendale, Wis. Kinta, now 13, was suffering from sleep apnea, a disorder widely recognized in adults, but one that has caught little attention in the realm of pediatrics. "It's a basic question doctors should...
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