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Mary Breckinridge urged her horse up a hill deep in the Kentucky woods. Inside the small house ahead was a man with a broken leg. Breckinridge was hurrying to examine the injured man. She knew he would be unable to support his family if his leg were removed. She didn’t want it done unless it was absolutely necessary.
“I’m a nurse,” she said when a child opened the door. The injured man lay in bed. His leg was infected, and he was weak and in pain. She sent the child away and began cleaning the wound without delay.
When she was a child, Mary Breckinridge probably never expected to be a nurse. As the daughter of a wealthy family, she had a happy childhood. But Breckinridge’s early adult life was filled with tragedy. Her first husband died just two years after their marriage. She married again and had two children, but they both died very young. Grief stricken, Breckinridge became determined to spend her life improving health care for mothers and children.
She joined the American Red Cross and was sent to France. World War I had ended, but she decided to stay to help the French people who were still suffering. While she was there, Breckinridge started a program to provide food and medical care to children and their mothers. Inspired, Breckinridge decided to continue her nursing studies in England. She also traveled to Scotland to observe a nursing service that cared for people living out in the country.
Breckinridge knew that children in the rural United States desperately needed health care, too. She returned to the United States and started the Frontier Nursing Service, recruiting (招募) other nurses to help her. They traveled on horseback to care for people who lived far from doctors and hospitals.
Breckinridge chose to start the service in Leslie County, Kentucky. Although it was originally started to care for mothers and children, the service helped anyone in need. The nurses gave shots, treated diseases, bandaged wounds, delivered babies and nursed the old. What began as a small clinic eventually expanded into a hospital and a nursing school.
Today the Mary Breckinridge Hospital continues to care for patients from the mountains of Kentucky. People from around the world travel there to study the program Breckinridge started. Though she died in 1965, Breckinridge’s ideas continue to help people.

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玛丽布雷肯山上敦促她的马在肯塔基州森林深处。前面的小屋子里面被打断一条腿的人。布雷肯急切要检查受伤的男子。她知道他将不能支持他的家庭，如果他的腿被拆除。她不想做除非它是绝对必要的。"我是一名护士，"她说： 当一个孩子打开门。受伤的人躺在床上。他的腿被感染，而他是弱和疼痛。她把孩子送走了，然后开始清洗伤口毫不迟延地。当她还是个孩子时，玛丽布雷大概没想到是一名护士。作为一个富裕的家庭的女儿，她有一个幸福的童年。ButBreckinridge 的早期成人生活充满了悲剧。她第一次的丈夫去世仅两年后他们的婚姻。她再次已婚，有两个孩子，但他们都很年轻就死。悲痛，布雷肯就决意要花她生活改善卫生保健对母亲和儿童。她加入了美国红十字会......