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As soon as the anxiety level over Duncan's actual diagnosis hit, Louise Troh's pastor, George Mason, pastor of the east Dallas Baptist church spoke with the LATimes and revealed that they had already consulted with him about marriage.

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.

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THPH’s ER and ICU are still closed and they only have a third of their normal patients.