It was posted on FR that his VISA was supposed to expire on the 16th or today. Can’t remember which. Yes, may or may not be true but either way, how were they going to marry next week past adios date? Never mind, we all know how. Also, funny how she nor her family ever said a word about the marriage until much later. Louise said she hadn’t been in close contact with him so I’m taking that there was no raging hormones. Maybe she hit the reset button and was saving herself for the wedding night. The whole wedding story never made any sense.
Look, I'm not defending the Duncan family's reprehensible ingratitude for the care he received.
I do, however, feel compassion for a family, regardless of how they arrived here in the US, for the ordeal Duncan put them through. No one deserves to be used like that.
Should these folks manage to survive this ordeal without having to further deal with the threat of Ebola, I wish them success in reestablishing a sense of normalcy to their lives.
However, if they continue with their retribution against the hospital and American society as a whole with obviously coached cries of 'racism', THEY WILL FAIL, and in the end, their efforts will backfire. The hospital, it's staff, the nation as a whole didn't deserve what Duncan brought us either.
The ordeal Duncan has bequeathed to this nation has yet to completely unfold. That remains unforgivable.