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I've read most of your AMAs in the past and have always been a huge movie fan. I tried contacting our local theater, Goodrich "Quality" Theaters (the only theaters within 50 miles) about their private screenings to rent a theater out for a specific film and they were terrible to deal with and the whole thing never went down.

I know it's generally cost prohibitive, but did you ever do private screenings for a specifically requested movie if someone was willing to fork up the cash? In my case, it was Lord of War.

What are the most children you have delivered from a single patient? Is patient the right term in your line of work, or is there a more appropriate term? Finally, have you ever had an awkward situation where the baby that came out was obviously (or likely) not the father's? (such as two african american parents and an asian baby pops out) I'm just curious how you would handle yourself in that sort of situation. I see it in the movies all the time, but have never heard of it happening in real life, and certainly not from a healthcare professional.

How about any disinterested fathers? Perhaps standing off to the side or off in the other room going about their day as if it were any other day; watching tv, playing on the computer, doing yard work, etc.

Does it feel like your brain is processing anything differently? Difficulty with long/short term memory, forget what you are doing/saying, or cognitive function?

I seem to always miss the best AMAs. I thank you none the less for contributing to the Reddit community in a positive way. Hope you come back soon.

Any chance you'd want to sign my Gauntlet arcade marquee? haha