 She continued to practice for a humble price in order to continue to treat the low-income people on her reservation.She also thought that charging lower prices would help her get into heaven.At the age of 58, 35 years after medical school graduation, she received her Wisconsin license and continued her practice in Oneida

In 1939, under programs of the New Deal of the President Franklin D. Roosevelt administration to improve conditions for Native Americans, a public health nurse and a government doctor were assigned to the reservation.