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Spring Survey 2012

Closing Comments

Program: Monitoring High-Risk Pregnancy
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Andrew Schorr:

Well, thank you so much, Hope Bourne, for being with us and you may be, you know, on a 911 call helping other moms, and if there’s something unusual going on I know you’ll tell them where to go to get help. 

Dr. Cheng, so we wish you well with what you do.  As you say you’ve been doing this a really, really long time, had a lot of progress but I imagine you’ll be doing this a while longer.  And I hope that you can continue to give hope to families touched in this unexpected way, and also as you get attached, like to Rowan and Hope, that you can celebrate with them too.  I hope you have a lot of celebrations. 

Dr. Cheng:

Well, thank you.  I look forward to a few more years.

Andrew Schorr:

Okay.  We wish you many.  There’s a lot of work to do.  That’s Dr. Edith Cheng, medical director of the maternal and infant care center and the prenatal genetics and fetal therapy program at the UW Medicine Health System, and as you heard her say, part of a really big specialized team with a commitment to try to honor the family with as much normalcy as possible while bringing the best medicine, the best safety to baby and to mom. 

Thank you so much for joining us.  I’m Andrew Schorr.  Remember, knowledge can be the best medicine of all.

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