Posted on 10/20/2014 11:44:51 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
When Thomas Duncan flew to the U.S. from Liberia in September, it was to marry his longtime girlfriend and fiancée, 54-year-old Louise Troh. Now, 12 days after Duncan died from Ebola at a hospital in Dallas, Troh will be released from quarantine, and she plans to write a book about her experience, according to CNN.
I do have a story to tell, and I look forward to telling it in my own way at the right time, Troh, who is a nurses assistant at a nursing home, said in a statement on Sunday. She added that even though the quarantine is over, she and her family will not give any interview at this time.
During the time Duncan was showing symptoms of Ebola, Troh checked Duncans vital signs before calling for an ambulance. He died Oct. 8. Troh was placed in quarantine after Duncans positive diagnosis, along with several other people who had contact with him. They spent much of their time in isolation talking to relatives on the outside, on laptops, playing video games and reading the Bible, according to Bloomberg.
She said she was saddened to hear that two of the nurses who treated Duncan at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital had become ill. My beloved fiancé ... did not survive with us. ... Our hearts also go out to the two brave women who have been infected by this terrible disease as they were trying to help him, she said....
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Paid to infect the U.S.?
Catholic center in Dallas took in Ebola contacts (Duncans fiancé & nephews)
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CHA-CHING. Lottery winner. Never let a racial crisis go to waste. Get the lawyers, sue somebody, write a book, go on the daily talk shows, hang out with Trayvon’s parents, and learn to look sad on camera.
Paid by pharmaceutical company to fly into the U.S. after they had developed a vaccine for it. After all the U.S. government does have a patent on one of the variants of Ebola so it’s not really that far of a stretch.
Hospital should sue to recover 500k or so that took to treat Duncan
Sounds like a very short book, and a story of illegal entry that has been told by millions before.
I can’t wait to read it. . . . . . /s NOT. . .
I can see this book selling maybe 10,000 copies, and then that’s it. Maybe an interview on the Today Show and some Sixty Minutes gig.....but public interest will be gone on this story in a matter of two months.
fiancé engaged for 20 years..no need to rush it
How much can there be to write? Will it be a one page book? Stupid!
Make her pay the bills.
Can’t wait for the surprise ending. Does Duncan survive or die?
at the right time,
_______________________________
for the right amount...
“love of his life”
It’s always about the dollars.
IIRC, he was in his low 30’s and she has a 27 year old daughter.......Cougar or LIAR?
Dat was Jessie’s idea. He gonna manage her.
Catholic services - like the ones that delivered the dear illegals across our country this summer.
I am not believing any of the “official” story about Duncan, this “fiance”, and family.
I heard the pastor of her supposed church being interviewed on a Christian radio station on my way to work yesterday, asking for understanding and prayers for her.
Something didn’t sit right, can’t put my finger on it exactly. Opportunists come in all shapes and colors and sizes, and it seems like this pastor is looking for his 15 minutes of fame, sad to say.
The book may be short, but it will be written in cursive.
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