Florentina Pereira dos Santos, or simply Dona Flor. She had 18 children and adopted another 28. She delivered 310 babies. In addition to being a midwife and herbalist, she was also a gold miner, cattle driver, greengrocer, weaver, and health worker.
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Florentina Pereira dos Santos, or simply Dona Flor. She had 18 children and adopted another 28. She delivered 310 babies. In addition to being a midwife and herbalist, she was also a gold miner, cattle driver, greengrocer, weaver, and health worker.
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