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Re: "multiracial baby" was family in LDRFrom: K Dew (kdew@bellsouth.net)Fri Dec 29 13:18:49 2000
Paul prior wrote "Kevin, some of the stuff you post makes me wonder what is in the water down there." "Having worked recently in eastern KY I know of what you speak, but despite all the stuff I saw down there I never had any of my patients (that I know of at least) on the Springer show. You are indeed a lucky man :)" Paul. If I weren't experiencing it first hand, I wouldn't believe it either. Occurrences like I mentioned today make me wish for some of the practices the experts on the ACOG update tapes seem to have. I remember one where the expert making a comment on a tape regarding abnormal uterine bleeding something like this "of course your patient might just have returned from a trip to Europe or the Middle East and the stress has induced her menstrual irregularities..." or the one on another tape that mentions "the patient you are working up for infertility might just be having a hard time getting with her partner because of her long hours as a partner in a law firm" or something like that. Of course a practice with >50% Medicaid has its own aura. A great many of my patients are unemployed, unmarried, pregnant with a baby that has a different father than her previous baby, smokers, drug users/seekers, or some combination thereof. As concerns the Springer show, I'd be satisfied with a finder's fee. LOL Kevin
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