Previously, she worked in Maternal-Child nursing for nineteen years. On semi-retirement she moved out of the urban environment for a change of pace. Nursing called her back in a different capacity. Working independently and with a team allows her the flexibility she needs and continues to utilize her nursing skills. She and her team provide a clinical program for people living at home with chronic health problems with clients who need health support in their homes. The team uses technology to monitor the health of the people being cared for. And she also is Clinical Consultant with Insception Biosciences, where she develops public awareness and expectant-parent awareness of the importance of storing umbilical cord blood stem cells. She works with healthcare professionals to promote understanding of the value of educating patients and clients about cord blood stem cells. Guest Sharon Carr