Sophie Hélène Conrad was born in Geneva, Switzerland, where she spent her childhood in the most comfortable of circumstances and gained a spirited, self-possessed disposition that found very little in life to disagree with.
In the years of her adolescence, she became increasingly involved in the scientific community and displayed an aptitude for the physical sciences. Surviving an aviation accident altered the course of her ambitions and set her on the path of medicine. With the support of an eminent American scientist, she moved to the United States and graduated magna cum laude from the Harvard Medical School.
EDUCATION
+ Ecole Internationale de Genève
- - - Swiss Maturité
+ Boston College
- - - Bachelor of Science, Chemistry
+ Harvard Medical School
- - - Doctor of Medicine
EMPLOYMENT
+ Massachusetts General Hospital
- - - Emergency Medicine
+ ACME Medical Center
- - - Emergency Medicine
- - - Field Operations
"Napoleon attacked by rabbits" so I had to go google search it. "The story of Napoleon being "defeated" by rabbits during a hunt in 1807 is a humorous anecdote, but it's not a confirmed historical fact, though it is mentioned in General Thiébault's memoirs. "