White Witchdoctor Woman has travelled the world extensively and lived in Papua New Guinea.
Her last official position was Project Officer of Pt. Moresby Hospital and it was there that she acquired the title/nickname of Dr Morgan Witchdoctor as she arranged the transfer of critical hole-in-the-heart patients to R.P.A. Hospital, Sydney and the children's return to P.N.G. in good health. Sh remembers it being about this time that a local man in her office dymotaped this name tag in front of her desk. Having previously spent a couple of years in Mt. Hagen, which was considered to be the last frontier and inhabited by primitive/warring tribes, she picked up a few tricks of the trade so to speak. Therefore, she was a person to be respected, by reputation of having survived unscathed the seventies predominantly in the highlands.
She has a great interest in the reconciliation of all peoples in the world, irrespective of colour, race or religion. The aboriginal people of Australia have always had a special place in her heart. They lived and were treated as one of the family on her grandparents' Queensland property. It was called "Arubial", an aboriginal word meaning by the water. The homestead where her cousin the current owner and his family live, looks out over the lagoon just like when she was there on her school holidays, and her father before her.
After spending her early years in Brisbane she left for the adventure of living in PNG. She has spend the past two decades in inner-city Sydney which is now home and where she hangs her hat, literally.