The
plight of the second American air worker affected with the Ebola
virus has now been relieved. According to her, she is weak but shows
signs of improvement.
Her
husband who is still in Liberia told the president of the aid group
SIM USA Tuesday that his wife, Nancy Writebol was progressing. Bruce
Johnson, president SIM USA spoke with David Writebol, who said, his
wife 59-year-old stood and got on a plane in Liberia with assistance
to head to Atlanta for treatment. When she arrive Tuesday, she was
wheeled in a stretcher.
David
Writebol said the family was considering funeral arrangements, but
now feels relieved and cautiously optimistic. Praising her treatment
in Liberia.
Johnson
said, SIM is currently working on bringing David back home, he also
said SIM has spent nearly $1 million since the diagnoses of Nancy
Writebol and the first American brought back, 33-year-old Dr. Kent
Brantly.
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