I've seen my practice mature and probably 50 percent to 60 percent of the pregnancies are over the age of 35, especially over 40.

I think the 20-year-old just thinks everything goes well and the child will always be perfect and they usually are. But 40-year-olds are more appreciative of the fact it works out so well.

He's doing real good, especially for his age. I think it's because of all the practice he's had through the years. He's been in it since he was a kid. He's just a smooth driver.

Yes, Pete was about junior-high age and always around. He would come to practice and he was a wise guy then. He was skinny and shot from the hip and he would always challenge us to games of H-O-R-S-E. He was pretty good even then.

The authors, and the disciplined volunteers following the practice of caloric restriction, are to be congratulated for their important contributions to this effort.

I do a lot of C-sections in my practice, so this was nothing different. The puppies were about two weeks premature and didn't have hair. We were able to revive the puppies. I tried to get them to nurse on their own, but they wouldn't eat. I had to feed them with a syringe. It was a lot of work for me, getting up every two hours to stimulate them and feed them by hand.