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Lori and Jeff Mumby were grateful for the help of birth coach Sharon Walton, right, during the birth of their baby Hailey, now a year old, at St. Joseph's Health Centre
Lori and Jeff Mumby were grateful for the help of birth coach Sharon Walton, right, during the birth of their baby Hailey, now a year old, at St. Joseph's Health Centre

Lori and Jeff Mumby were grateful for the help of birth coach Sharon Walton, right, during the birth of their baby Hailey, now a year old, at St. Joseph's Health Centre

Date8/18/1987
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  • Lori and Jeff Mumby were grateful for the help of birth coach Sharon Walton, right, during the birth of their baby Hailey, now a year old, at St. Joseph's Health Centre.
  • Lori and Jeff Mumby were grateful for the help of birth coach Sharon Walton, right, during the birth of their baby Hailey, now a year old, at St. Joseph's Health Centre
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Original Toronto Star caption: Lori and Jeff Mumby were grateful for the help of birth coach Sharon Walton, right, during the birth of their baby Hailey, now a year old, at St. Joseph's Health Centre.
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