Baby Catcher: Chronicles of a Modern Midwife Free Audiobook Download by Peggy Vincent

"It gets to the point where I say, 'I'm just going to be a little more personal with this one,'" she says. "Women lose sight that their bodies are capable of carrying a healthy, beautiful baby; and sh

In this first-hand account of childbirth and the life of a midwife, Peggy Vincent shares stories from her own personal journey in a way that is accessible to, and relatable for, both those with and without healthcare backgrounds. Though the book is based on actual cases and events, much of it is told through poetry. This approach allows readers to enter into a world that they might not otherwise understand or be able to relate to.

On her way home from work, a woman passed by a stray cat that had been run over on the highway. After pulling over, she noticed the cat still alive and struggling against death when she got closer. She snapped a few photos of it before taking it to an animal shelter. The shelter put the cat down three days later, but the woman was determined to save that one life - despite overwhelming odds.

A work of fiction spanning over a decade, 'Baby Catcher - Chronicles of a Modern Midwife' tells the story of three mothers and their babies. The story starts with Abby Lea's daughter, Mimi. Mimi is born into the world as an emergency C-section to save her life from massive infection. Though Mimi is healthy at birth, she has only been able to live for two days before ultimately succumbing to her disease.

Baby Catcher: Chronicles of a Modern Midwife is the latest novel by Peggy Vincent, and it's about a woman named Stacey who works for a company in Chicago called Baby Catcher. She's in charge of recovering lost and abandoned newborns from the streets, so she's often seen as a "Mother Teresa" type figure in the community. When she meets her first birth client, though, her life takes an unexpected turn.

In the summer of 2012, Peggy Vincent was at home in Colorado Springs with her family when she noticed a small animal scampering across the floor. "My first thought was, 'Oh my god, there's a mouse,'" says Vincent. But as she followed the elusive creature, walking from room to room and through every piece of furniture she found it harder to find the rodent. In just a few minutes, she had completely lost sight of it. As soon as her daughter arrived home from school that day, they went outside to search for the feline intruder but didn't find anything. They later realized someone must have dropped off what appeared to be a newborn kitten near their home. They brought it inside and named the little cat