Aunty Dorothy Buhmann was born on Badu Island in the Western Torres Strait Islands. Her totem is Kaigus (stingray), Tribe Argan. She worked for Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Community Health Service (ATSICHS) for over 25 years as a Community Health Worker and is now retired. She is currently working at Burringilly Day Respite as a casual Home Care Worker. She has been a director at Burragah Kindergarten. She volunteers with many Torres Strait Islander community organisations in Logan. Aunty Dorothy has lived in Logan City for over 25 years. Many of her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren also live in Logan. She currently lives in Woodridge. This story is part of Our words our stories. These stories were created for the 2019 United Nations International Year of Indigenous Languages. Logan City Council, the State Library of Queensland and Telstra provided Deadly Digital Communities funding. The Queensland Narrating Service provided the digital recording equipment and sound production services.