Yes, yet another Gavigan makes it into the news - and the pole- eece are involved, LOL!
Click on the title to this entry and you'll get the link to the Baltimore Sun article. Dori is in the picture - but she's in the background and her back is turned to you.
here's the link again:
http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/local/howard/bal-ho.call05aug05,0,5107367.story
Page two of the article has this about Dori:
The waiting and nightmarish scenarios can be nerve-wracking."A woman just delivered a baby in the back seat of her car," an unknown woman told 911 operator Dori Lefkowitz on July 23 before transferring the call and hanging up.Lefkowitz, 28, quickly ascertained that the new mother's husband, who was hysterical, was racing to the hospital."Pull over, sir," Lefkowitz repeatedly told him."I need you to stop," she implored.It took her several minutes - what seemed like an eternity - to persuade him pull over to the shoulder on Route 32 and wait for an ambulance."Where is the baby?" Lefkowitz asked once he stopped."On the floor," he said."Is the baby breathing?" she asked."What?" he yelled over the sound of whooshing cars."Sir, close your window. Is - the - baby - breathing?" she asked again, this time slower and louder."Yes, the baby is crying," he said.Lefkowitz instructed the man to wrap the newborn in a towel, and before she could tell him to use his shoelace to tie off the umbilical cord, paramedics arrived.
I guess she's just like her Uncle Brian:)
Click on the title to this entry and you'll get the link to the Baltimore Sun article. Dori is in the picture - but she's in the background and her back is turned to you.
here's the link again:
http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/local/howard/bal-ho.call05aug05,0,5107367.story
Page two of the article has this about Dori:
The waiting and nightmarish scenarios can be nerve-wracking."A woman just delivered a baby in the back seat of her car," an unknown woman told 911 operator Dori Lefkowitz on July 23 before transferring the call and hanging up.Lefkowitz, 28, quickly ascertained that the new mother's husband, who was hysterical, was racing to the hospital."Pull over, sir," Lefkowitz repeatedly told him."I need you to stop," she implored.It took her several minutes - what seemed like an eternity - to persuade him pull over to the shoulder on Route 32 and wait for an ambulance."Where is the baby?" Lefkowitz asked once he stopped."On the floor," he said."Is the baby breathing?" she asked."What?" he yelled over the sound of whooshing cars."Sir, close your window. Is - the - baby - breathing?" she asked again, this time slower and louder."Yes, the baby is crying," he said.Lefkowitz instructed the man to wrap the newborn in a towel, and before she could tell him to use his shoelace to tie off the umbilical cord, paramedics arrived.
I guess she's just like her Uncle Brian:)
