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As we move away from the Phlegmatic season, as the world is gradually growing warmer and lighter we can look back at the teachings of the dark, quiet, inner times of winter.

Hildegard of Bingen was born in 1098 in Germany.

Rebecca Lee Crumpler MD (1831-1895) was believed to be the first African American woman to become an MD in the USA.

Many women in Medicine are inspired to find solutions to family ill health

This funerary monument of Phanostrate of Elite is the earliest known record of a woman Doctor (iagros) and midwife (maia) in Greece. It dates from around 350BCE. In the village of Menidi.

This is another favourite taken at the women's Medical College of Pennsylvania in 1886 showing how women worldwide want to heal their people.

Like many women in public life Jane Sharp was a woman with a mission.

Trota was one of the muliers salernitanae women doctors who practised in Salerno in the 11thC.

Remembering all the unsung women who were doctors, midwives and herb women.

Mars has been in Gemini since October 31st, and haven't we all been a bit bad-tempered and irritable? My new blog post looks at people with Mars in Gemini in their natal charts, both Saints and Sinners.

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