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GEN: A nice dayFrom: Garry E. Siegel, M.D. (garrys@mindspring.com)Fri Mar 4 20:25:18 2005
I have no doubt that this happens to many of you guys out there. I've been in practice since 1986--one year in Jacksonville, FL, then Atlanta, GA area (the suburbs) Today I saw patients in the AM only--around 12, give or take. 5 probably totalled 75+ years of patient care, i.e. 33 YO P0, 25 weeks, who lives 20+ miles away in the city, and passes 2 major medical centers on the way to my place. I've seen her through college, early professional career, a few lapscopes for endo. I see several friends and employees of hers from near and far. Routine Ob visit. 45+ P4004, on whom I've done 4 sections and a TAH, since 1987. The oldest is a high school senior. Annual examination. 42 YO P2002, RN, who has a 16 year old and a 12 year old that I've delivered. Annual examination. 45 YO 3012 who has an 18 year old college freshman (not my delivery), but I delivered her 12 YO term IUFD and a 10 year old daughter who has some type of brain problem/delayed development such that she has the mentality of a 4 year old. She was in for an annual examination. Lives 45 minutes away past at least 2 hospitals/medical centers and goes to church with. . . 46 YO 2102 who has a high school senior I didn't deliver (my partner in Jacksonville did), and a 15 year old I did deliver here. Paragard-T changed. Garry :)
-- Garry E. Siegel, M.D. Private Practice Roswell, GA
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