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p.59th Div School Darling - I have just got your letter & I don't know what to say. I rather feel that doctor is talking tripe. Lisa had a large head rather than a small one, but it was by no means abnormal, & she certainly had no hydrocephalism at all. Then it does not seem to be at all certain that the baby was as they said - & even if it was, it surely does not establish a tendency to that. Look at Ma & Lily's children - & Jimmy Caldwell's. My father definitely said it was a chance in thousands & would not happen again. I hope you | p. |
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