I had Diane Sanfillipo (might not be spelled correctly) in 2007 for my pregnancy with little Fiona(5/24/07).  She is in a practice with Santos and a few others, in Orchard Park.  Dr. Santos is also very good.  I liked Dr. Sanfillipo a lot, very upfront, honest.  Unfortunately I didn't get far enough to really plan a VBA2C with her and I doubt she would have been supportive.  Not many drs are supportive of VBA2C though, especially given my history because my little Quinn (8/26/04-11/28/05) experienced significant brain damage and lived for 15 mos and 2 days.  I really don't think it was related to the VBAC attempt, but OBs tend to be quite spooked with those situations.  Anyway, I really liked the drs in that practice in OP.  There was only one that I didn't care for.  And I have enough life experience now that if someone isn't doing what they should for me, they're fired.  I still didn't get a living baby, but it wasn't her fault.  Most of them held out hope for a miracle and they were supportive and encouraging, right up until the end.  I got my VBA2C, but we all knew that Fiona wouldn't survive for long because it was just too early.  Even in the aftermath of Fiona's birth and death, Diane looked me in the eye and tried to help as much as she could.  I'm sorry that I can't be more specific, but I am out of state because my 60 yr old active mother died of complications of pancreatic cancer last week.  With my mom's deat h on top of everything else in my life, I'm really not thinking very clearly, so my apologies that I can't be more helpful.  My issues with Dr. P are from during/after a mc for my April baby in Sept 2006.  It's a long, traumatic story that I don't care to discuss.  To his credit, I did get a response to my letter and from what I hear, he doesn't treat other women like he treated me back then.  I guess there is that stereotype that women fall in love and worship their drs and it's better to be cautious and realistic.