What It Takes To Be A Superhero? A Tacoma Midwife Knows The Secret

Women are powerful, not in the literal sense but their determination and devotion are immeasurable. No matter what field she chooses, a woman always puts her best in what she does. A common misconception in the society is that only men can do wonders. Well, A Tacoma Midwife has broken all stereotypes showing the world that women have immense strength and willpower to do whatever they set their mind to. Mrs. Rhonda DiCostanza has shown every girl and woman out there what it's like to be a wonder woman!

Kare11 shares the story of Rhonda DiCostanza, who woke up early on Thanksgiving to do some preparations and to take part in YMCA Triathlon. Dicostanza, who is a midwife at St Joseph Medical Center Tacoma, tripped at the finish line, broke her fingers. While she was in the ER for her hand, a lady came in with active labor and Dicostanza had to deliver her baby with her hand still injured.

Even then she still managed to cook and serve Thanksgiving dinner to 16 people. Most would find this impossible. Later DiCostanza expressed her views, said that even though the day was hectic, she is happy that she attended a triathlon, did a perfect delivery and spend some quality time with her family and friends.

According to Daily Mail UK, DiCostanza, who is 57 years old, is an inspirational woman. Even though she had so much in one day, but she still came out as a winner. Websites and newspapers shared her pictures, in which she was shown preparing two smoked turkeys, Brussels sprouts, boiled yams, cream peas and pumpkin pie. The Tacoma midwife fulfilled all her responsibilities without complaining and called it a busy and happy day. Rhonda DiCostanza is regarded brave women by media, social websites and news channels.