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Ruth Watson Lubic (born ) continues to have a prolific career in midwifery nursing and advocacy for personalized care during labor for all women, especially for those in low-income neighborhoods. Dr. Lubic earned her nursing grad from the University of Pennsylvania in , and a B.S., a M.A and an Ed.D. from Columbia University Teachers College.
Upon her certification in midwifery in , a schema sponsored
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About Me
I have no idea how I have ended up doing what I did for nearly 40 years and started doing again last year, namely being a restaurateur.
I suppose it was because I have a preternaturally keen interest in food, and eating. I suppose that stems from my impoverished, working class mother who spent an absurd proportion of her limited income on food. We had no central heating, car or television, and took no holidays, but we ate the best of seasonal food, from wild salmon to (trays of) peaches.
When my husband, David, suggested we bought Hintlesham Hall from Robert Carrier I thought he was mad. He told me that if we didn’t buy the Hall I was never to mention the idea of having a restaurant again. So we bought it. We then turned it from a restaurant to a hotel with 33 bedrooms – and an hole golf course.
I became a food writer because I met Delia and her husband, Michael, at Hintlesham and they liked the newsletters I wrote. They asked me to be a contributing food edi
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