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Fannie A. Beers, Memories: a record of personal exeperience and adventure during four years of war., Part I. (search)
is was my first patient,—my very own,—to have and to hold until the issues of life and death should be decided. All facilities were accorded me by the ladies. Dr. Little gave his most careful attention and his greatest skill, but the nursing, the responsibility, was mine. I may as well state that I came off with flying colors for the holy cause. This was enough to flood my whole being with content and deepest gratitude. Next to Commodore Maury one of my most faithful friends was Dr. Little, of Richmond. He was surgeon of the Soldiers' Rest, and also attended the sick soldiers at many private houses in the city and at some of the larger hospitals.received a visit from Surgeons McAllister, Minor, and ——(whose name I am sorry to have forgotten), of the ward I had fled from. A letter had been received from Dr. Little, of Richmond, whose name I had given as reference. The ill behavior of the nurses having come to the knowledge of the surgeon in charge, he at once acted with