The first Native American doctor built a hospital to help her tribe
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As a child in frontier Nebraska, Susan La Flesche witnessed the death of a member of her tribe--because the agency doctor never showed up. The experience drove her to accomplish the seemingly impossible--to become the first Native American doctor and to build her own hospital on the Omaha reservation. Omaha means against the current -- so she was just being true to her Omaha culture. Two members of her tribe, Wehnona Stabler and Lisa Drum, tell Doctor Susan's story from the Omaha point of view. @UNLincoln Professor of History, Margaret Jacobs, offers insights into the Presbyterian Mission School on the reservation. • © 2016 Nebraska Public Media Foundation. All rights reserved • Explore the characters, places and history that make our state unique by watching our playlist of hundreds of Nebraska Stories segments from over the many season of the series: • Nebraska Stories • You can also see behind-the-scenes photos and other extras at https://NebraskaStories.org • Your stories are “Nebraska Stories.” • FOLLOW US: • YouTube: / nebraskapublicmedia • Nebraska Stories Facebook: / nebraskastories • Facebook: / nebraskapublicmedia • Twitter: / nebraskapublicmedia • Instagram: / nebraskapublicmedia • #NebraskaStories #NativeAmericanHistory #WomensHistory #NebraskaHistory #Documentary #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #WomenInSTEM
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