Posted on 10/28/2014 10:24:43 AM PDT by SeekAndFind
The second Dallas nurse infected with Ebola has been cured and plans to appear on Tuesday at a triumphant press conference at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta.
The recovery of Amber Joy Vinson, who became infected with the virus while caring for Liberian patient Thomas Eric Duncan in a Dallas hospital, leaves only one person in America known to have an active case of Ebola.
That is Craig Spencer, the doctor who became feverish on Thursday in New York and was immediately transported to Bellevue Hospital. He remains isolated in what health officials have described as serious but stable condition. A boy with a fever tested negative for Ebola at the same hospital on Monday, but is being held for observation.
Duncan, who caught the virus in Liberia but became symptomatic only after arriving in the United States on Sept. 20, died on Oct. 8. Vinson and co-worker Nina Pham are so far the only two people known to have caught the virus from Duncan. Pham was also cured, and was released from an isolation unit at the National Institutes of Health on Friday.
Scores of other health workers in Dallas are still being monitored, as well as people who came into contact with Pham and Vinson. But Dallas officials believe that on Nov. 7 if no one develops symptoms of the disease they can declare their city Ebola-free.
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Read the story of the Christian African nurse who recovered. She had no IV like the lucky patients here, so she would literally sit on the can and force down the liquid drink (forgo the name) that helped her survive.
YEah, I read that story. Drank gallons and gallons of their version of Pedialyte, basically an oral rehydration therapy. She willed herself, along with the power of prayer, and the protection of the Holy Spirit, from just laying down and dying. I think she said something like the ORT therapy helped as much as prayer did.
Ok, I didn’t realize that. I guess they can just jump out of their sickbed. wow, different.
maybe just maybe that is what our US troops who are
“taking blood samples” are doing- establishing donor registries
I read that virtually all the phlebotomists in Liberia were dead
Ashoka Mukpo went for a 30-minute walk Saturday, three days after leaving the Nebraska Medical Center cured. He said his legs felt a little heavier than normal, and he's not ready to resume jogging just yet.
Imagine an entire ward of patients!
They should use some of those Japanese robots and keep the humans out during the severe stage.
Just watched “The Last King Of Scotland”
Idi Amin
horrifying insanity
Guinea president Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo and his wife Constancia Mangue De Obiang.... had shot/ jailed virtually all political opponents and rules the country with an iron fist... Despite running one of sub-Saharas biggest oil-producing countries and amassing a personal wealth in excess of an estimated $600million, hes far from generous with his riches....Justice Department lawyers alleged Nguema, on top of his official government salary of $100,000, used his position to amass more than $100 million through corruption and money laundering, including a $30 million dollar mansion in Malibu, California, a $38.5 million Gulfstream jet ... He was also the focus of a corruption investigation in France who seized his 101-room Paris mansion, a collection of cars and other luxury assets. He has repeatedly denied the allegations.
Cameroon president Paul Biya and his wife Chantal Vigouroux... ranking nineteenth on author David Wallechinsky's 2006 list of the world's 20 worst living dictators. The Cameroon's grip on his country's presidency has remained tight since he came to power in 1983 and there have been widespread allegations of fraud and voting consistencies in every election cycle. In fact, the Huffington Post stated that Biya is credited with the innovative election fraud tactic of 'paying' for a set of international observers to certify his elections as legitimate.
Kenyan president Uhuru Kenyatta is in major electorial violence.. has pleaded innocent to murder and other charges for an alleged role that left more than 1,000 people dead after Kenya's 2007 elections. The case is before an international criminal court.
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