Doctor Delivers Third Generation of Family

Dr. John White, a seasoned OB/GYN based in Daytona Beach, Florida, experienced a remarkable career highlight just before retiring in October by delivering the baby of a couple he had delivered decades earlier. Ashley Thomas, one of the parents, expressed deep gratitude to Dr. White for not only delivering her daughter but also managing a high-risk pregnancy that ensured the safety of both mother and child. This unique delivery marks a poignant full-circle moment in Dr. White’s extensive career, which has seen him bring thousands of babies into the world over several decades. The story underscores a touching generational connection, linking past, present, and future through the care of a dedicated doctor.

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