Summary:
The book is a personal memoir that recounts the experiences of a midwife working with the Amish community in rural Pennsylvania. It delves into the challenges and rewards of providing maternal and infant care in a setting that values natural childbirth and traditional practices.
Key points:
1. Midwife Role: The book delves into a midwife's duties, emphasizing their importance in childbirth. Armstrong shares her experiences, highlighting the need for empathy and medical knowledge.
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