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Firestone Medical Center Discharges 6 Ebola Survivors

Emily

Emily

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http://www.liberianobserver.com/news/firestone-medical-center-discharges-6-ebola-survivors
Firestone Medical Center Discharges 6 Ebola Survivors
Thu, 09/11/2014 - 20:45 admin

The Firestone Medical Center in Duside on September 2 and 9, discharged six survivors from its Ebola Treatment Unit. The first patient, Madam Jenneh Farsue, the wife of a Firestone Liberia employee, contracted the deadly Ebola virus in July/August. She was discharged following several weeks of intensive medical care at the Firestone Hospital and after testing negative of the virus. Five more persons were discharged and reintegrated from Isolation into the communities on the 9th of September.

In addition to the hospital and Ebola Treatment Unit, Firestone Liberia also runs a reintegration program to help those returning to the community following isolation or treatment for Ebola. Speaking at the reintegration program for Mrs. Farsue in Division 28, Cubitts Community, Dr. Lyndon G. Mabande, the Medical Director of the Firestone Health Services, called on residents of the community to interact with Mrs. Farsue as they used to do and accept her back into the community because she is healthy. He described her recovery as ?a true success story in the fight against the deadly Ebola virus.?...
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She looks fantastic! :tiphat:
 
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