"this is jane mazloum, i'm a patient of dr. olgivy. i just listened to a phone message from your office about coming in for a checkup. my husband and i were talking about this. since this is my first pregnancy and i am working, we really don't want anyone else to know about it yet. has this information been given to anybody outside the clinic? " how do you recommend that she respond?

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