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Hi Doug and David! Questions for both of you!

What is your favorite beverage?

What would be the most exciting thing you could possibly receive in the mail?

If you weren't doing what you are doing, what else would you do for a living?

Doug, your voice work and physical acting are both outstanding. If you could only do one for the rest of your career, which would you choose? I admire your work and hope you pull in the $10k you need for this project!

They mentioned in another reply that a benefit of older local homes, especially as old as 1908, is that we know they've already survived several smaller earthquakes.

How did you manage the dystocia in that case? I'm in awe of the mom!

I have a few questions! I have considered becoming a midwife, as my best friend's mom is a freshly-retired midwife and an inspirational person in my life. She took me to see a documentary about Ina May Gaskin a year or two ago and it completely changed my perception of childbirth and the power of my body.

First, what part of midwifery training is the hardest? By that I mean, what is it that is most likely to convince students that midwifery is not for them?

What do you find most rewarding about attending births and delivering babies?

Do you find that women trust midwives more if the midwife has had children of their own?

Also, do you have a scariest birth story (that still turned out well)?