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Re: Homebirth, was VBAC, ectFrom: Dean Huffman . (dean@thehuffpeople.net)Sun Apr 30 20:06:26 2006
.. When I was a resident, in Stamford, Connecticut, in the early 1980's, one of the staff physicians was involved in multiple Broadway show. (The son of another staph physician was "Mr. Bundles in "ANNIE", which was on Broadway at the time.) Anyway, there was a play called "Semmelweis" was making its pre-broadway tryouts and was playing at theater in Stamford. Dr. Deutchman made sure that all the residents had the night off and that they all went to the play (he provided tickets). I really enjoyed the play (and got a whole new perspective on obstetrics). Unfortunately, as I remember, the play made it to Braodway, but closed after just a few performances. - - - - Subject: Re: Homebirth, was VBAC, ect Has anyone read "The Cry and the Covenant" by Morton Thompson? I read it decades ago. Fictionalized biography of Semmelweis. Great, but very sad, book. Betsy Hyde CNM Branford, CT On Apr 24, 2006, at 9:57 PM, zygote@icsi.net wrote: No historical revionist theory allowed! Semmelweiss was looking at and studied GRoup A strep - NOT groupB!!!
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