Ebola Nurse Critical..

kylesmum | 21:34 Sat 03rd Jan 2015 | News

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I deliberated as to where to post this...

Society and Culture....it encompasses human spirit

CB....for the general consensus

I opted for News...only because it is News.
However to attempt to pre-empt any-one who says she made the choice herself...so do thousands of troops every day, worldwide, every nationality

So where does humanity stop and self preservation start? Have we a humanitarian endemic on our hands ?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-30666265

Whilst It Has Naf All To Do With The General Public ...

Nick Clegg's Great Aunt

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DTCwordfan

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well at least, as I type, the nurse is still alive and the longer she goes on, I guess, the better the chances of her pulling through. Fingers crossed.

22:27 Sun 04th Jan 2015

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DTCwordfan

well at least, as I type, the nurse is still alive and the longer she goes on, I guess, the better the chances of her pulling through. Fingers crossed.

mrs.chappie

I think your post must've been removed in error, Boxy. :o/

kylesmum

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That is encouraging news DTC...we can but hope !
She apparently is receiving plasma from the Ebola victim who did recover...medicine is remarkable nowadays...everything crossed.

I'll leave the humanitaian debate until a later date.

Jomlett

British nurse Pauline Cafferkey, who contracted Ebola in Sierra Leone, is showing signs of improvement and is no longer critically ill, Royal Free hospital in London says.