He may have been old-fashioned

in his ways, but that is what we liked about him. He was not like these

new young cold, distant, and always-in-a-hurry doctors of today. He was

a very compassionate and caring man, something Steve Harris and his office

knew or cared to know anything about.

When my baby tried to come

out early, Dr. Cano put me in the hospital and checked on me many times

a day for over six weeks until my baby delivered. During this time I became

very depressed and anxious about maybe losing my baby. Dr. Cano's

healing touch and caring words gave me the strength to go on. He would

come and sit at my bedside holding my hand and listening to my crying

spells even though he had a family waiting for him at home. What doctor

do you know of would do this?

My husband and I witnessed

how a simple hug and a comforting kiss on my hand like the old gentlemen

of their day did, could be as strong as the best medicine. Despite all

that this county did to destroy him, my husband and I will always know

the truth about Dr. Cano. My daughter will learn about the great man who

delivered her when she gets older.

This is what I told Steve Harris'

office the day I called and only recently found out that I was actually

listed as one of the so-called 35 patients who came forward to accuse

Dr. Cano of inappropriate touching! I heard he only called about two or

three women to trial at the end and now I know why! What kind of absurdity

is going on here in Steve Harris' office? I only shudder to think

what else is going on to other people targeted by Steve Harris.

Clara Randolph

Fayetteville, Ga.