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I would like to say something about ebola disease before tell what ebola victims, their families, and neighbors feel or think about ebola crisis. Ebola disease is caused by ebola virus. This deadly virus is very potent, and it attacks human's immune system offensively . It soon spreads all body organ within a day or two days. Then the ebola patients either die within days or live if they are cured. Many people who were contaminated ebola virus died. For example, Thomas Eric Duncan who was a Liberian became the first Ebola patient diagnosed in the US. He was infected virus in Monrovia while he was helping to transfer the family of Marthalene Williams who died of ebola virus later by taxi. Then he went to Dallas by plane and he went to hospital there owing to ebola symptoms and he died in Dallas. The fiancee of Ebola victim Thomas Eric Duncan told how she feels during that tough process. She declared: 'This destroyed my whole life, I am hurt, I am displaced, I have …show more content…
They lived tough days while they were staying in hospital and their families too. Their moods also were very awful. I would like to give example relating to it. His name is Kent Brantly and he's a doctor. Dr. Kent Brantly contracted Ebola while in West Africa, where he was helping those infected by the deadly virus. When he woke up the morning of July 23, he just felt a little off, he felt a little warm, a little under the weather. Then he tested positive for ebola and his following statement explains how his mood is: ' I felt like I was about to die '. His wife said: ' I had the disadvantage of having the knowledge of the course of the disease. I was scared.' This expression demonstrates her mood and how his family members feel. After ebola victims recover from ebola disease they begin new life . We understand it from Branty's that statement: ' Today is a miraculous day.

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