Five Generations of Caregivers
Five generations of women who carried doula hearts — Anna, Leone, Carol, Annamargaret, and Molly, cradled as the baby.
Molly’s grandmother, Annamargaret Clutter, with her daughter, Carol A. Gormley — third- and fourth-generation caregivers with the hearts of doulas
Molly’s grandmother, Annamargaret Clutter, with her daughter, Carol A. Gormley — third- and fourth-generation caregivers with the hearts of doulas
Molly's Great-Great Grandmother Pixley and her Dewhirst Family
Molly Welch’s great-grandmother, Anna Dewhirst-Pixley, pictured with her Dewhirst family. Anna devoted much of her life to caregiving.

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Your love and advice was invaluable. You made all the arrangements for KH to visit Dr. Gary Clayman’s Thyroid Clinic in Tampa. You have been so important in K’s comfort–targeted breathing, visits, advice on diaphragm breathing, your caring heart is overflowing. Thank you for your advice to all of us. I appreciated your three things that care case managers are on the look out for in home visits. You are certainly at the top of my list.

— Kathy Voegel

Molly has served as a care planner for me for this past year. I cannot express how much joy she has brought to my life in this time. I thoroughly recommend Molly

— ML