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Austin Area Ob/Gyn
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Dr. Seeker delivered my first baby in Feb. of this year. He is a WONDERFUL doctor! At the end of my second trimester, I was going to one of my scheduled nurse visits, not planning on seeing Dr. Seeker, but saw him in the hall, he said hello to me, using my first name, and gave me a hug. It made me feel so good to know that he remembered me by name considering how popular he is. I had a natural child birth and never once did I feel pressured into having a surgical birth. He tries his very best to be at every single one of his patient's deliveries, but as a result, you will find your self waiting a bit longer in the waiting room for office visits while he's at the hospital delivering a baby. Bring a book...or your laptop (they have free wireless).
Pros: Very professional and compassionate
Cons: Long waits in the waiting room, but if you expect it, it's not so bad.
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