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Glasgow | Khue Bui

by Khue Bui
1994 – Glasgow, KY Stories
Todd holds Tate prior to the baby’s check out from the hospital.
Visitors of all ages want a look at the new kids on the block. Seven-year-old Gregory Swafford
tries to get a higher vantage point to view the new babies.
Family and friends gather around Todd, who is carrying newborn Tate, trying to get a better look. From left to right, David Jackman, Todd, Phyllis Nichols, Ruth Simmons, Sheila Foster, and partially hidden is Dave Nichols.
Doctors footprint Tate shortly after his birth.
Shannon and Todd cherish their first look at Tate in the delivery room.
Shannon is comforted by Todd after delivering Tate as Dr. Wayne Kopp, the delivering physician, cleans the newborn in the background.
Shannon reacts to Tate’s drooling as Registered Nurse Debbie Hamilton shows her how to remove the excess saliva.
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