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Re: Deaf Mute OB/GYN Resident ApplicantFrom: Dean G. Huffman (perinatl@slip.net)Fri Oct 13 23:58:09 1995
Personally, I see nothing wrong with interviewing this guy if he applies. I think people are more afraid of their own discomfort about dealing with a person with a physical challenge than they are worried about his making it through the program. He obviously is a smart cookie who is "handicapable". If he's turned down at programs, I hope it is on the basis of true qualifications, not because he is deaf-mute. There are blind physicians, why can't there be deaf-mute ob/gyns?
You have my permission to forward this message to whomever you think will
listen....Vicki
> vnichols@siumed.edu Victoria Nichols-Johnson,M.D. victoriaj@aol.com Assoc. Prof. and Chief, Phone: 217-782-7708 Div. of General Ob/Gyn Fax: 217-788-5561 SIU School of Medicine Box 19230 Springfield, IL 62794-1315
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