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Frances Marion Walwyn posed for a photo Assignmet some of her patients while she worked as an overseas nurse during World War I. Collection courtesy of Ian Fisher. Marion with her brothers clockwise from top Interview Assignment Keith Fisher Arthur, Pearce and William, before they left for war.

One of Marion's assignment's was the eye ward of the hospital, caring for soldiers often badly wounded from war. Marion helped organize events and parties for soldiers to enjoy. Https://amazonia.fiocruz.br/scdp/blog/purdue-owl-research-paper/pain-with-pain-has-no-gain.php Walwyn was the middle child of three who served during the war.

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Her brothers both, one joined the Army, one joined the Air Force, and she was desperate to somehow be with them and participate in the war effort. She went to New York City to take an accelerated nursing program, as one wasn't available in Canada.

She lived alone in New York, trying to learn to become a nurse. Found the studies very difficult, and at one point seriously considered stowing away on a ship to get over to England, as she was that desperate to be there.

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An opportunity presented itself to family friends to become a VAD — Volunteer Assistant Detachment — which was sort of a nurse's aid and was run by the YMCA, and so she took that training and was able to be posted to England. She worked eKith a VAD in the Chelsea Hospital, treating the wounded from the check this out, and did that for quite some time.

But then another opportunity came available with the Y[MCA], Interview Assignment Keith Fisher she was asked to become a social coordinator of the Beaver Hut, a social club for Canadian soldiers overseas to meet other Canadians when they were on leave and have a break. So she served her country through providing social respite — safe enclave of Canadians during both World Wars — to meet and greet and get a break from the horrors of war when they were on Ijterview in London. During her time in London she was also able to meet with her two brothers when they came on leave from the war.

So the three of them spent the First World War together in England, with the brothers serving on the continent.

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