"The Midwife of Hope River" Quotes
A midwife navigates the challenges and triumphs of delivering babies in rural West Virginia during the Great Depression.
historical fiction | 382 pages | Published in 2012
Quotes
Sometimes there is a baby in you and sometimes you just have to wait for it to come out.
Birth is a dance. It takes the mother and the midwife working together, each trusting the other's moves.
There’s a role for everyone in a birth. The father can hold her hand and whisper encouragement, the sister can fetch hot water, and the midwife can guide the baby into the world.
In the midst of pain, a woman can find strength she never knew she had.
Midwives don't just deliver babies, they deliver hope.
Every birth is a miracle, a reminder of the incredible power of life.
A midwife is like a guardian angel, guiding women through the journey of birth.
Birth is messy and unpredictable, just like life.
The strength of a woman in labor can move mountains.
Midwifery is a calling, a sacred duty to bring new life into the world.
