Quick story: I'm holding the baby and watching the kids run around at the play place at Tampa's International Plaza when the guy sitting next to me asks: "Which ones are yours?"
"Those two," I say. "And this one. But that's it."
"That's it?" he asks.
"Yep. Impossible now."
He thinks for a second.
"Dr. Stein?" he asks.
"Yep," I say. "In and out in 15 minutes."
"Me, too," he says. Then he gives me a fist bump.
Here's Leonora LaPeter Anton: TAMPA
The architect is flat on his back, a paper sheet draped over his lap. His wife wanted him to get a vasectomy after child No. 3. He hesitated. Four months ago, he welcomed child No. 4.
Dr. Doug Stein hovers over him, a bottle of…
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