American Doctors who were infected with the deadly ebola virus and later flown down to Emory University hospital for treatment are now said to be discharged by thursday. Following reports from spokesman of the Atlanta hospital to day confirmed that, the male doctor who is pictured above has being booked for discharge from his isolation room where his being receiving adequate treatment from the deadly virus after he was flown into the country some weeks ago.

A statement from "Franklin Graham", president of Samaritan's Purse states that the female doctor "Nancy Writebol" has also recovered and overcome the deadly virus but Details of when she will be discharged from hospital will be released on Thursday. Continue to read reports from Franklin Graham Below:

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Dats good......

barika2011: Dats good......

That is good news,i hope i also get discharged soon,abeg i fit donate blood to help replenish spent blood banks at our health homes.

That's good news; Quess the ZMapp drug worked well then

Meanwhile somewhere in a church Martha is praying to God to .heal her of the EVD.

We discharged 5 and dey re abt to discharge 2!!!!

Good...hope they tell us how they went about that so we don't lose more people here..

Iamoilprince: We discharged 5 and dey re abt to discharge 2!!!!

how many have died here and how many have died there? ?

Stop the hate!!! We're way behind whites, I pray we meet up someday, that's if corruption will let uss...


P.s : don't call me an ass licker, it's just the simple truth..no sentiments

MarvellousGod: how many have died here and how many have died there? ?

Stop the hate!!! We're way behind whites, I pray we meet up someday, that's if corruption will let uss...


P.s : don't call me an ass licker, it's just the simple truth..no sentiments

fu ck u

This American doctor and nurse who placed their very lives on the line to help treat Africans of general tropical illnesses, only to find themselves caught up in the red tide of a major pandemic, will one day, in the fullness of time, come to be regarded with the fond and eternally grateful reverence normally reserved for saints.

By choosing to work in an impoverished African country, knowing full well the myriad risks so incurred, and then, once struck down by a disease with 90% mortality rates, submitting themselves to dosage with an untested experimental drug which then miraculously DID cure Ebola in BOTH cases, HOPE for a cure was renewed overnight, across the ENTIRE continent of Africa, and by extension, around the globe.

With 9 out of 10 Ebola patients surviving, out of those so far treated with the experimental drug ZMap, all doubts about the efficacy of that drug can now be laid to rest, even as concerns rise in response to news about the extremely slow rate at which individual doses of the new drug can be manufactured, at a time when the disease itself continues to spread at a largely unknown rate in all five west African countries so far reporting Ebola infections and deaths.

MarvellousGod: Good...hope they tell us how they went about that so we don't lose more people here..

i hope so