Indiana labor nurse retiring after 43 years, 6,500 babies

According to the hospital, "quite a few" babies adds up to more than 6,500. Jospeh B. Landwehr, Jr., Medical Director of Maternal-Fetal Medicine of BMH's Perinatal Center, submitted this message via email about Bray: "I first met Bea 19+ years ago when she was my wife's L&am...

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Published inAP English Language News (includes AP 50 State Report)
Main Author Bream, Rebecca
Format Newsletter
LanguageEnglish
Published New York The Associated Press 10.04.2017
Subjects
Babies
Careers
Cesarean section
Childbirth & labor
Hospitals
Nurses
Nursing schools
Physicians
Retirement
Detroit Michigan
Florida
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Summary:According to the hospital, "quite a few" babies adds up to more than 6,500. Jospeh B. Landwehr, Jr., Medical Director of Maternal-Fetal Medicine of BMH's Perinatal Center, submitted this message via email about Bray: "I first met Bea 19+ years ago when she was my wife's L&D nurse when we were having our son at Ball Memorial Hospital," Dr. Landwehr said.