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Doctors who work in Houston’s busiest maternity ward say they’re expecting an especially bustling June, leading some to conclude that Hurricane Ike was the perfect storm for making babies.
http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/...s/6419430.html |
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Oh, HURRICANE Ike. I thought they were saying President Eisenhower was very very busy in the 50s....
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I'm in Il and there hasn't been any natural disasters, but there is a plethora of pregnant ladies every where i go.
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Half Obama baby and half Ike. What a presidental heritage for my little fetus.
Ike did get us here in Missouri. There was severe flash floods. My neighborhood was nearly an island and a friend's basement was flooded. Yeah, it was way sexy around here. |
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As a Houstonian I have to testify: no a/c and water for weeks... people can really get hot!
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All I know is that the clinic where I'm doing my OB rotation is expecting about 15 deliveries in the next week. That's huge for the area.
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