So you might think I have a little crush on my OB. Well, maybe I do.I never got a picture of him in the hospital, so here he is with some random baby, courtesy of Google Images. I think I'll have to take my camera with me to my 6-weeker. Because I love him that much.
There is something about having a great OB - I had the same one with the first 3 - and even though in retrospect I am appalled at some of his "procedures" I still loved the guy.
ReplyDeleteThe doctor who delivered Eliza was a goofy kind of guy, but he mostly listened to my wishes and granted most of them.
And I loved Dr. Kassar - he had so much confidence in ME!!
I agree with finally finding a good OB. On my fourth, I finally found him. Too bad it was my last one.
ReplyDeleteDon't be enmbarrassed by the doctor crush. I was totally in love (not in lovelove, but he was such a huge part of that time of our lives!) with the doctor that delivered Calvin. I have pictures of him and I still miss having him as my doc!
ReplyDeleteI am a little nervous because he is getting older (60 this year) and just a few months ago stopped taking new patients. He could have stopped taking new patients ages ago; he is so popular that the only way to avoid a 2-hour wait is to get there at 7 a.m. Not kidding. I am crossing my fingers that he won't retire before we have #3.
ReplyDeletewhere is the man from?
ReplyDeleteMorocco. (I guess I could just tell you when you get home, Mr. Man.)
ReplyDeleteHe is originally from Cameroon...went to medical school in Montreal and has been teaching at Georgetown/practicing in Arlington for several years.
ReplyDeletehi, hanner.
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