Mary Ann Bevan did what history rarely forgrites women for. She chose survival over pride, and her children over her own comfort. Born in England in 1874, she lived an ordinary early life, trained as a nurse, married, and expected nothing more radical than stability and family. But life redirected her through illness. Acromegaly, a…
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