Interview With an Ebola Survivor

Sasobas Temé Sadnou is a survivor of the deadly Ebola disease outbreak in West Africa. He was treated by Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) and has recovered, but many do not. Here he speaks about his experience. Read more about Ebola: www.doctorswithoutborders.org/...

[@fukka007]

Peace be with him, and also with the brave people who are confronting this illness every day that this epidemic continues.

[@leighwalton8190]

I've noticed that the common thread amongst the survivors is this - they have a positive attitude, a will to live, and an ability to look ahead and see themselves healthy. Isn't that how spontaneous remissions occur in every case?

[@JoeFamilyGuy69]

Excepte gu!

[@zappp111]

Do not thank Christ, Thank science and your doctors.
If you really believed in Christ he would have cured you in Africa and you would have stayed and helped the less fortunate.
But as ALL of you, you do it for the PRIDE, not the reality.
Pride is the so called DEVILS favorite sin.
Clothing of various types is supposed to mean modesty , but modesty is not an overt action! It is reserved.
Saying a deity's name with peace, over and over is a simple exercise that over a short time will train a subject into a handlers obedience. Very simple! Known for centuries!

[@cdxx-incendet7529]

*tips fedora

[@TheSilvirlight]

God is good,he performs miracles and saves us from all our sins,thank god for everything and science isn't to be thanked because God created humans that created science

[@YellawayHD]

Yeah, ill make sure to pray to God next time i get sick instead of going to a doctor.