Mary Seacole; successfully treats cholera

The transcript details a personal journey starting with family life at Blundell Hall, followed by work alongside the narrator's mother and occasional assistance at an Army Hospital. The narrative then shifts to Panama, where the narrator's relative Edward opened a hotel for American travelers. In 1851, the narrator traveled to Panama during a cholera outbreak, successfully treating the first victim and offering free treatment to the poor while charging the rich.

Where did the narrator assist at a hospital during their early career?

• Blundell Hall

• Up Park Camp

• Panama

• Cruisers

Who accompanied the narrator to Panama?

• Edward

• An American traveler

• Their mother

• A cholera victim

What significant event occurred when the narrator arrived in Panama?

• A hotel opening

• A family reunion

• A cholera outbreak

• A war broke out

How did the narrator treat the first cholera victim?

• With a variety of remedies

• With modern medicine

• With surgery

• With herbal teas

What was the narrator's policy on treating the poor and the rich?

• The rich were treated for free, the poor paid

• The poor were treated for free, the rich paid

• The poor paid less than the rich

• Both paid the same fee