AUSTRALIA. Sydney. 2019. Nicola Pittner with her 3-month-old baby Xavier Pittner. "It was at that time that I learned that the anti D injections used to protect my baby during my pregnancy, are unable to be synthesised in a laboratory and that scientists rely solely on donations to produce the life saving injections. So that was how I came to know of James Harrison and his ‘golden arm’. What an incredible man in how he has given so much to others over his lifetime. Thanks to Mr Harrison, I now have two beautiful, healthy sons.” – Nicola Pittner.