Portrait of healing : curing in the woods / Victoria E. Rinehart ; foreword by Garry Trudeau ; editorial assistance provided by, Mary Hotaling and Florence H. Wright.

Utica, N.Y. : North Country Books, 2002.

xix, 162 pages : illustrations, portraits, facsimiles ; 23 x 29 cm

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Foreword / by Garry Trudeau -- Introduction -- The disease -- Ch. 1: In their own words: portrait of Edward Livingston Trudeau -- The early years (1848-1873) -- Into the wilderness (1873-1882) -- Discovery and innovation (1882-1887) -- Beginnings and endings (1887-1923) -- Ch. 2: University of hope: portrait of a patient -- Admission requirements -- Programs of study -- Occupational therapy -- Journal of the outdoor life -- The D. Ogden Mills Training School for Nurses -- Trudeau School of Tuberculosis -- Prevention -- Campus life: residential life, dormitory life, social life -- Alumni -- Land of dreams: a memorial to John Theodore Dalton, a patient -- Bob Davis recalls: the sotry of a great heart that dared not beat too fast -- The story of Anne: a close-up view: as told by Ann Irene Remis of Clinton, New York -- Ch. 3: In sickness and in health: portrait of a nurse -- Overview of nursing during the second half of the nineteenth century -- The pioneer nurses of Trudeau -- The D.Ogden Mills Training School for Nurses -- Caring in ways remembered: the nurses' stories -- The story of Lilo: a close-up view: as told by Lilo Levine of Saranac Lake, New York -- The end of an era -- Definitions of terms -- Surgical treatments -- Dr. Trudeau's stages of tuberculosis.