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Re: Laryngeal Carcinoma and PregnantFrom: Bert Gold (bgold@itsa.ucsf.EDU)Wed Apr 3 17:02:55 1996
Geoff, Yes, This is a fascinating case. This woman needs powerful healing of a sort which high-tech. medicine cannot supply. She requires great compassion. There needs to be some counseling done with her which informs her of all her risks and allows her to make the choices herself. I would love to meet her and understand what she decides and why she decides it. I will be out there (at Baylor on May 16), if she makes it till then... My major thought is that your outstanding genetics division, perhaps Art Beaudet himself, could supply the needed counseling intervention. Good luck with a difficult, perplexing and incredibly humanizing (in the sense of pointing out all of our frailties) case.
-- Bert Gold, Ph.D. "If only we stay with that principle University of California, San Francisco which counsels us always to hold School of Medicine to the difficult, then that which Department of Pediatrics now seems to us most foreign, will Program in Medical Genetics become what we most trust and (415) 476-2850 find most faithful." - R.M. Rilke
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