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MOTHER OF MEDICINE
THE STORY OF DR HAGALYN SEAY WILSON

In “Mother of Medicine: The Story of Dr. Hagalyn Seay Wilson,” Naaman R. Jackson accentuates the influential Dr. Hagalyn Hazel Seay Wilson Ferguson, known to her patients simply as Dr. Wilson. She was a compassionate soul—her radiant grin comforted everyone who beheld her, and she had a remarkable knack for mending those who visited her, inspiring individuals to traverse from distant locales.

From her roots in Madison Park—a community forged on the aspirations of liberated African Americans—she inherited a legacy of enlightenment and service that fueled her quest to dismantle barriers in medicine.

Dr. Wilson had the resolute aspiration to prevail against societal odds. As one of Alabama’s scant Black female physicians in the mid-20th century, she defied prejudice and gender inequity to deliver premier healthcare to the neglected.

She played her part in medicine and incorporated the Civil Rights Movement into her life, offering care to activists and fighting for equal healthcare access. As a mother, educator, and trailblazer, she emphasized family and community, assuring her legacy persisted through generations.

This book records Dr. Wilson’s honorary life and authenticates the power of education, service, and a steady belief in the worth of every human being.

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Chapters

The story of Madison Park began with a dream—a dream planted by Eli and Frances Madison in the barren sand of post-emancipation Montgomery, Alabama. The year was 1880, and the Madisons were among the newly freed African Americans…
Chapter 1The Madison-Seay Legacy (1880-1930)
It was a quiet spring morning in 1930 when the Seay family home was taken by the excitement and joy of welcoming a new member into the family. Inside the modest but welcoming house, Carrie Madison Seay held her newborn daughter in her arms…
Chapter 2A Star Was Born (1930-1945)
It was the first step toward beginning a new semester. Students of all ages lined up across the bustling registration hall. But for 15-year-old Hagalyn, it was a moment that would unknowingly set the course of her life…
Chapter 3Ther Path to Medicine (1945-1957)
A soft summer breeze swept across the campus of the Women’s Medical College of Pennsylvania, carrying the scent of freshly manicured grass and blooming flowers. It was graduation day and the moment Hagalyn had dreamed of and worked toward for years…
Chapter 4Breaking Barriers (1957-1964)
Dr. Hagalyn Wilson would rise before the sun and continue late into the night. Her medical practice was very different from the others in Montgomery. Appointments weren’t necessary. Patients would conveniently show up, trusting that Dr. Wilson would find…
Chapter 5A Healing Mission (1958-1980)
In 1980, Dr. Hagalyn Wilson made a decision that would change healthcare in Montgomery County forever. Although she had spent years treating patients in her clinic, she knew that many people in rural areas were not able to make the trip to the city. Some were too…
Chapter 6Expanding Healthcare Access (1980-2001)
It is a fact that being a doctor means long hours, unpredictable schedules, and never-ending emergencies. But instead of choosing between her career and her children’s education, she found a way to do both…
Chapter 7Family and Community Leadership (1958-2001)
Dr. Hagalyn Wilson had always believed that history lived in the stories people told, the traditions they passed down, and the memories that dispersed too quickly if no one took the time to record them. For her, history was more than just dates on a page…
Chapter 8Preserving History and Heritage
For years, Dr. Wilson had relied on handwritten notes, index cards, and her sharp memory to manage patient records. But times were changing…
Chapter 9Embracing Change (1999-2001)
It was August 2001, and the waiting room was abuzz with laughter and chatter. Every corner was crowded with patients, colleagues, and friends as they all gathered to celebrate Dr. Wilson’s retirement. Yet, as she looked out at all of those familiar…
Chapter 10Final Years of Service (2001-2006)
Why Read It

MOTHER OF MEDICINE
THE STORY OF DR HAGALYN SEAY WILSON

Read this book to get inspired by a personality whose consideration for humanity and service to others made a positive change in society. This book encourages those with the ability to bring change and who want to work for others. It serves as an uplifting source, paving the way for such individuals.

Naaman
Jackson

Join the author, Naaman Jackson, whose work masterfully combines striking imagery with touching narration. Their exceptional ability to elicit emotion through resolute description and an authentic portrayal of societal struggles assembles decisive narratives that resonate deeply with readers, leaving an abiding influence.
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