By Roland Francis
Source: Goan Voice UK. 9 Sep. 2012 at www.goanvoice.org.uk
Full text:
Although the first practical and modern nurses in India were trained by a
group of medical missionaries sent from Britain after the 1857 'sepoy'
mutiny which was the first major pang of an Indian independence
Comment:
1. Very well written. Easy flow.
2. Thank you Roland for writing it and Thank you Eddie for sharing it with
us.
3. Enjoyed reading it very much. Delightful.
4. If I may:
because of logistics, difficult patients from Goa (esp South Goa) were
reportedly transported to Miraj - the home
Thank you for that input JC.
I had heard of the Miraj Hospital but mainly from Gulf Arabs with kidney
ailments who bypassed Bombay in favor of the treatment there. Didn't know it
was called Wanles after a Canadian.
Would appreciate other input also as many Goanet folk would be knowledgable
On 9 September 2012 15:27, Roland.francis roland.fran...@gmail.com wrote:
Thank you for that input JC. I had heard of the Miraj Hospital but
mainly from Gulf Arabs with kidney ailments who bypassed Bombay in
favor of the treatment there. Didn't know it was called Wanles after a
Canadian.
Would
