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Mesquite Library
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610.92 L5281h
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On Shelf
- (Checked in: May 29 2012 )
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Summary:
Sometimes and often intimate account of Dr. Elton Lehman's 36 years of practicing medicine among the Amish of Wayne County, Ohio.
Contents:
- The scent of trouble
- A country boy come home
- Patients on the floor!
- Checky and Becky
- Against better knowledge
- Barb's house
- Dogs, bullets and other house call hazards
- Slit throats and office dilemmas
- Quivering sheets and hospital crises
- The case of the rare blood type
- The quandary of the Amish Bishop and the telephone
- "I'm not God!"
- Amish church at Barb's
- My son!
- Twilight rendezvous
- Blizzard babies don't wait
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- Coroner duty
- A dog in Doc's bed
- Court order
- Jeep doctor
- Med school memories and mishaps
- Hang in there Barb!
- Doc's Amish Birthing Center
- Zebra-striped toast and contagious contractions
- The mysterious case of Little Boy Blue
- The puzzle of the perplexing pains
- A Jewish Kippah for Doc
- Five small white crosses
- No million-dollar work-up
- The pie takes the prize
- Mountains, music, castles, and caves
- Beyond my dreams.
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