Midwife Lisa Peberdy and the business of everyday miracles!
Lisa Peberdy's during first career as a nurse, she was physically repelled by the notion of childbirth. When she re-trained to become a midwife, delivering a baby unassisted was a great challenge. When Lisa finally did it, she was hooked; and she says she still cries with joy at every birth for which she's present. Lisa's delivered babies in hospitals and homes, in cities and remote locations, all over Australia. In recent years her work has been with cord blood banks, collecting valuable stem cells from the umbilical cord and placenta. These cells may potentially be used later in that person's life to create and regenerate organs, blood, and tissues; and assist their immune system.
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