Doctors say more women may have babies after Sept 11
Greenville doctors report a 10 percent rise in new pregnant patients at the Women’s Health Institute in November and note the possibility of increased births next June and July. Experts urge caution, while patients express anxiety about war exposure and family plans amid lingering questions about a connection to Sept. 11.
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Greenville Hospital System
Women’s Health Institute
Robert V. Cummings
American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Stanley Zinberg
ACOG
Furman University
Kristy Maher McNamara
Jane McBride
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Mark Wild
University of South Carolina School of Medicine
Tybee Island woman keeps search for missing ex husband and son
Pat Sisco and husband Anthony continue a private search for their son and ex husband after a Thanksgiving Day plane crash near Tybee Island. The Coast Guard ended its official search after 24 hours, with debris found but no bodies. The couple, in heavy debt to search groups, has received community support including a $10,000 donation and other aid.
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Anthony Sisco
Trident Foundation
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Wilson, N.C
C.J. Len Jordan
Boaters Paradise
Thunderbolt
Jordan
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