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Re: HumorFrom: Len2976@aol.comSat Aug 9 08:48:31 1997
Garry, I have been a CNM for 21 years--15 in the military and 6 in a private OB practice. While it is true many women do specifically request female providers, the majority are willing to meet the provider and re-evaluate after they see how comfortable they are to him/her. During my 21 years of practice I have met and worked with male and female providers who were both caring and sensitive. I have also worked with many female providers who were rough and uncaring. It is not the sex that matters--it is the person. I have even worked with a couple of male nurse-midwives who were outstanding! Lenora
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