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.

What was the narrator's experience at the Army Hospital?

How did the narrator's success in treating cholera affect the community?