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Re: FRI vasa praevia was home deliveryFrom: ainsron@msn.comFri Oct 27 16:00:04 2000
Great job!, I see you are working on a career change. > >*I* would not want one in a van, > > or in a bus or on the can. > >No vasa previa in my home, > > with family there or all alone. > >I do not want one on a plane, > > or on a train or in the rain. > >I would not want one in a store, > > there on the floor in aisle one-four. > >A vasa previa is a scare; > > I do not want one ANYWHERE! > >Doctor Sues...
-- Ronald E. Ainsworth, MD
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