I most heartily congratulate Shermane in putting her remarkable story into print so that others can experience the joy of being a midwife which has helped to shape her into the person she is today. And to think that when she took her flight on that hot sunny afternoon on the B.O.A.C plane at Seawell (now known as Grantly Adams international Airport) in the paradise island of Barbados. This book also dig deep into the hard work of over fifty years by one of the migrant nurses, just approaching her eighteen birthday, left her homeland and came to the UK "Mother country" to embarked on her nursing journey in the NHS. Her experiences recounted are clearly defined as a testimony of her dedication and commitment to her profession. The level of appreciation by her colleagues is evidently displayed on the photographic pages. Socially, she attended and enjoyed going on trips around Europe, attending the theatre and other national events, horse racing, especially Lady's Day at Ascot. Her family also benefited enormously from her professional development courses out of her nursing practice
