Jennie Casseday of Louisville Her Intimate Life As Told By Her Sister Mrs Fan
Jennie Casseday of Louisville Her Intimate Life As Told By Her Sister Mrs Fan
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A nurse's uniform, she demanded, should be like the gown of the surgeon, or of the minister, for self-respect or the respect of others. In the home or the hos- pital, Jennie stressed the demand that the house- hold should treat the trained nurse as an equal, not as a nursemaid.
I must reluctantly confess that I failed Jennie in her plannings for this outgo of hers. I urged 65 her not to undertake it : I rather "crowed over" the many obstacles and hindrances that came in her way and would have h...opelessly discouraged most other women. At first nearly all the Louis- ville physicians and surgeons either opposed it or poohpoohed it: the authorities at the City Hospital openly antagonized it and those men and women untrained and unskilled who were doing such nursing as they could, wherever they could pick it up, were loud in their wailings over the prospect of losing their jobs. For the first time in her life Jennie knew what it was to have enemies among "the people". This hurt her heart, but she gritted her teeth and bravely fol- lowed her vision, sure of the good that would come.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A nurse's uniform, she demanded, should be like the gown of the surgeon, or of the minister, for self-respect or the respect of others. In the home or the hos- pital, Jennie stressed the demand that the house- hold should treat the trained nurse as an equal, not as a nursemaid.
I must reluctantly confess that I failed Jennie in her plannings for this outgo of hers. I urged 65 her not to undertake it : I rather "crowed over" the many obstacles and hindrances that came in her way and would have h...opelessly discouraged most other women. At first nearly all the Louis- ville physicians and surgeons either opposed it or poohpoohed it: the authorities at the City Hospital openly antagonized it and those men and women untrained and unskilled who were doing such nursing as they could, wherever they could pick it up, were loud in their wailings over the prospect of losing their jobs. For the first time in her life Jennie knew what it was to have enemies among "the people". This hurt her heart, but she gritted her teeth and bravely fol- lowed her vision, sure of the good that would come.
What to read after Jennie Casseday of Louisville Her Intimate Life As Told By Her Sister Mrs Fan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fannie Casseday Duncan to read onlineMoreLess
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