Sheldon Martin Biback

Just one more comment on Dr. Biback. It is a strange and wonderful tribute that so many people still have to, simply have to, say something about this uncommon man so many years after his passing. I always felt that I was one of his very special patients but fully realize now that his unique gift was his ability to make so many feel that same wonderful bond - physician, healer, counselor and friend.

He saved my life in 1975 when I had cancer. I am now 73. I think of him often! R.I.P.

Tonight, like so many times in the last 50+ years, my thoughts turned to Dr. Biback who was my doctor during my early years in Seattle. He delivered my son in 1967. I found his obituary and, although not surprised that he had passed, I am still very sad. He got me through some very rough times and I always think of him with kindness. His wife was his nurse at the time and was always so gracious. Even though so many years have passed since he left us, I need to say "thank you."

I always smile when I think of Dr. Biback...he was a wonderful man.

He was my Dr. for many years, delivered my 2 sons. He was a wonderful and caring man.

I was thinking about Dr.Biback this morning and so went on line only to find out he had passed away several years ago. The last time I saw him was a chance meeting in a drug store shopping whichcould not have been too long before he passed away.
Dr. Biback delivered two of my three boys. My third son was born in 1988 and at that time he was no longer delivering babies,unfortunately. He was my OBGYN but so much more than that. He was my doctor. There was not a question you could that...

Dr. Biback was an amazing man and I was honored to have him as my physician and proud to have him deliver my 2 sons at Northwest Hospital. He was more then just a Dr. to me...his guidance thru the years were irreplaceable. I think of him often still to this day. He is missed!

Dr. Biback delivered my first two children at Northwest Hospital in Seattle, in 1981 and 1983. He helped me through a hard time in my life, with discussions on life.

I was privileged to work with Shelly in my early days of working as a counselor in Planned Parenthood abortion services. I learned so much from him.