Carmen Piera collects her distinction from Women's Day in "one of the most endearing births" she has experienced

Carmen Piera Puchol midwife was recognized last Friday afternoon by the city of Denia on the International Day of Working Women.

Accompanied by their families, mothers and fathers who have served in their pregnancies, and many babies who helped bring into the world, the midwife lived this moment as "one of the most endearing births" of its life.

The act of the Day of Working Women began with the reading of the manifesto drawn up by the Consell de la Dona, which was read by representatives of political groups in the council, and representatives of the UNED, of Matria and Association Housewives.

The manifesto defended the reconciliation of work and family life, she reported the highest female unemployment that leaves the crisis and rejected all forms of violence against women.

Then, councilwoman Pepa Sivera He spoke about the honoree this year, a pioneer in Dénia provide stimulation workshops and woman baby massage, a space that has served over the years to also generate new friendships among parents who attend.

Just a few representatives of those parents quisiron Carmen surprise with some moving words of thanks to all the work done for them and all that has helped them live their pregnancies and their babies enjoy.

Carmen Piera spoke after receiving from the hands of the mayor's metopa recognition and thanked the homage and the presence of so many people in the hall of the town hall. Matron recognized still excited when first heard the heartbeat of a baby in the womb.

Carmen, who comes from a family dedicated to hospitality, with just knew 13 years, when he witnessed her first birth, that his path was different. Always attracted by pregnant and the world of newborns, Carmen was formed to become the midwife it is today and that has led her to work in all health sectors to primary care wing, where he currently works.

After more than 30 years serving moms, Carmen now serves even some babies who then brought into the world, and sees his patients like family. Throughout this time, the CarmenPiera midwife had to reconcile their professional and personal life, and thanked both her husband and their two daughters patience and respect for their work over the years.

The day before this tribute, Carmen was surprised by her companions, to whom she said that, if at that moment she was nervous, in the town hall, what would happen? "They, taught, told me: well, Carmen, as you always tell us: strong and often."

Carmen was surrounded by many partners and many of these moms, who wanted to surprise her with several gifts, among which highlighted a photo album of his patients with their children who moved and much to the honoree.

Finally, her daughters and husband gave her a bouquet of roses to the tune of the song "How beautiful it is to live."

The official ceremony of the International Day of Working Women ended with a performance by students of the Escola de Teatre Comarcal in defending equal rights and equal opportunities.