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Posts by Walterk  

Joined: 28 May 2007 / Male ♂ 		Last Post: 21 Dec 2010
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Posts: Total: 6 / Live: 1 / Archived: 5 		From: Southern California
Speaks Polish?: no but understand some
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Walterk   
21 Dec 2010
USA, Canada / Any Polish speaking gynecologists in Central or Southern California? [2]

We are looking for a Polish speaking gynecologist.
Does anyone know of a list of them or just a list of doctors in Southern California?
We are in the Santa Barbara area which has none.
(Plenty that speak Spanish, though.)
It's always been a problem for my mother as she can understand
very basic English but when it comes to medical situations,
she has a hard time expressing herself in, or understanding English.
We used to go to Chicago but she can no longer travel that far.
Much appreciated!
Walt
Walterk   
19 Jun 2007
Food / Smalec - how to make it? [53]

Only had smalec when I was VERY young and can't remember it well but seem to recall it was pretty good. I was told that during the war when things were very bad and food scarce, my grandfather took bones and scraped out the marrow and made something that roughly resembled smalec. That's how desperate they were. In the American South West, in many supermarkets, you can get LARGE tubs of lard. Mexicans love it. But I'm not sure they spread it on bread. Follow the fat people.